What is the primary purpose of hazardous exhaust systems?

The primary purpose of hazardous exhaust systems is to effectively remove hazardous gases or contaminants from the environment, ensuring the safety of occupants and maintaining compliance with health and safety regulations. These systems are designed specifically to handle substances that may be toxic, flammable, or otherwise harmful if allowed to accumulate in indoor spaces. By actively ventilating and expelling these hazards outside, the systems help to reduce the risks of exposure to harmful substances, thereby protecting both human health and property.

While enhancing indoor air quality, providing heating and cooling, and facilitating energy recovery are important functions of various HVAC systems, they do not specifically target the critical need for the removal of hazardous materials. Therefore, the focus of hazardous exhaust systems remains on the safe and efficient extraction of dangerous contaminants to create a healthier and safer working environment.