Dangers of Oxygen Deficiency In terms of human life, oxygen deficiency can lead to asphyxiation. It can lead to suffocation and other medical issues. Oxygen is the only component of air of use to human and animal life. Therefore, it is the most vital element that supports life on Earth. Asphyxiation happens if the levels of
Human Consumption of Oxygen To understand why oxygen deficiency in the air could be a problem for us, we first need to understand how much air we breathe each day. Average human beings roughly take 23000 breaths per day. An average adult at rest inhales and exhales approximately 7 to 8 litres (1/4th cubic foot)
Oxygen is the critically most important element for life to sustain on this planet. Anything dependent on fuel power to run actually needs oxygen – be it animals or machines. The world that we live today is engineered in a manner to consume oxygen in high levels, however, at the same time diminishing and depleting
Bonphul Air Products is participating in the two-day Asian Conference on Indoor Environmental Quality, held at the Indian Aviation Academy, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi. The event is organized by the Indian Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE), Society for Indoor Environment (SIE), and by the Indian chapter of Indoor Air Quality Association
Bonphul recently organized a meeting programme for its business dealers, at its Gurgaon business office. The programme was a rendezvous for all trade partners that the company has offered dealership since its inception. The event was a grand success, where most of the dealers present, were given a re-introduction to the products and services that
Bonphul has recently received the following certifications, primarily for OxyMax oxygen optimizer, that has re-established the product as standard electronic equipment adhering to prominent international grades of quality measures: • CE: CE certification indicates conformity with health, safety, and environmental protection standards for products sold within the European Economic Area (EEA). • ROHS:
Imagine, getting inside an open-ended capsule chamber that looks like something between a space-ship and a stand-alone shower, where you get down with your clothes off and spend 3 minutes while it is a freezing -130-degree Celsius temperature inside. If the temperature alone has caught your attention, then it is not a big surprise. This
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