Agriculture & Animal Husbandry Industry

Air Guard CleanHealth Series Products: Enhancing Safety, Health, and Quality in Livestock Farming

Agriculture & Animal Husbandry Industry Solution

The destructive impact of airborne virus transmission on livestock in farms

• Rapid and widespread transmission: The Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus (PRRSV) can be transmitted via aerosols over distances of 0.5 to 150 meters under experimental conditions, and up to 9.2 kilometers or even farther in field conditions. This highly efficient mode of transmission enables the virus to spread rapidly among livestock, resulting in widespread infection.
• Impact on livestock health: It affects production performance. For instance, the Classical Swine Fever Virus (CSFV) can cause high fever, anorexia, respiratory distress, and other symptoms in infected pigs, potentially leading to death in severe cases, posing a significant threat to pig production and health.
• Significant economic losses: Due to the high infectivity and pathogenicity of airborne viruses, outbreaks in farms often result in the death or culling of a large number of livestock. This not only incurs direct economic losses but also damages the farm’s reputation and market competitiveness.
• Difficulties in prevention and control: Airborne viruses are often challenging to effectively control using traditional epidemic prevention measures. For instance, viruses can remain suspended in the air via aerosols for extended periods and spread with the wind, rendering traditional isolation and disinfection measures ineffective.
• Public health risks: Some airborne viruses in farms may also pose public health risks to humans. For example, the Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus (FMDV) not only affects the health of pigs, cattle, sheep, and other animals but can also be transmitted to humans through contact with or consumption of infected animal products. Although this scenario is relatively rare, it still warrants serious attention.

Air Guard specializes in providing customized filtration solutions for the livestock industry

The diameter of most common bacteria ranges from 0.6 to 1 micrometer, while viruses rely on bacterial media for survival.
Numerous experimental results have demonstrated that filters with a filtration efficiency of medium-efficiency level and above exhibit significant filtration effects against PRRSV (Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus) and Mycoplasma pneumoniae.
Air Guard air filters achieve an interception efficiency of over 95% for particulate matter within the range of 0.3 to 10 micrometers.
Air Guard offers high-quality solutions for the three major ventilation systems in the livestock industry, including positive-pressure ventilation, negative-pressure ventilation, and neutral ventilation.
Air Guard’s products and supporting solutions effectively prevent the spread of viruses in the air, ensuring that livestock breathe healthy air, thereby significantly reducing users’ burden in epidemic prevention and control and mitigating potential economic losses.

Application Solutions and Advantages of Air Guard

Air Guard has established long-term cooperative relationships with multiple large-scale livestock farms, boasting rich practical experience and being one of the largest suppliers of agricultural epidemic prevention products.The filter products adopt a fully sealed and leak-free high-efficiency design, ensuring excellent sealing performance.
The integrated balanced sealing gasket possesses superior elastic recovery ability, ensuring a tight and leak-free seal that is durable and significantly resistant to aging.
The nano-filtration material jointly developed by Air Guard exhibits strong product stability in harsh environments, with low resistance and high filtration efficiency.
Air Guard’s Intelligent Air Epidemic Prevention System ensures the safety and stability of the incoming air in real-time.