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What is the general formula in determining how many mg./hr. of ozone are needed for an extremely large environment?

As field experience has shown, the following procedure is generally reliable:

Compute the number of square feet within the environment by multiplying:

Length X Width = Square Feet

Compute the Cubic feet within the environment by multiplying:

Square Feet X Ceiling Height = Cubic Feet

Compute the MG/HR of ozone demand within the environment by multiplying:

Cubic Feet X 0.025 = MG/HR demand in an extremely polluted environment
OR
Cubic Feet X 0.01 = MG/HR demand in a lightly polluted environment.

Consult product specification sheets for MG/HR output of individual products and combine various products to meet the demand.

CAUTION: While this procedure determines ozone demand, it does not deal with particulate reduction, air movement, or unit placement.