Has the odor from the coolant fluid's decay been pointed out by factory visitors?

It is believed that anaerobic bacteria in the coolant liquid are inactivated by oxygen nanobubbles.

In workplaces where coolant is used, the occurrence of factory-specific odors has become an increasing problem. Especially in recent times, when factory tours and evaluations from nearby residents are a concern, and even more so in an era where improvements in the workplace environment for employees are demanded, the generation of odors has become one of the environmental factors that cannot be ignored. In particular, during the hot summer months, the occurrence of odors intensifies, necessitating countermeasures. However, increasing the frequency of coolant replacement or installing air conditioning can be financially challenging. The cause of odor generation in coolant is the proliferation of anaerobic bacteria in the coolant, and as it changes from oil-based to water-soluble, it inevitably becomes more prone to decay. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the PDF document. For more information, feel free to contact us.*

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