What does Active Desmoking primarily aim to remove?

Active Desmoking primarily aims to remove smoke, heat, and gases from an environment. This process is crucial in minimizing the hazardous effects of smoke inhalation and reducing the potential for heat and further combustion. By targeting these elements, Active Desmoking helps restore air quality and make the area safer for both occupants and emergency responders.

Eliminating smoke is particularly important because it contains toxic chemicals that can pose serious health risks. The removal of heat is also essential to prevent further fire development and protect structural integrity. Gases produced during a fire, which can be harmful and even explosive, are another critical focus of this operation.

While addressing excess water, combustible materials, or structural debris might be important in a fire scenario, they are not the primary objectives of Active Desmoking. The focus is explicitly on improving air quality by eliminating harmful smoke and gases, thereby ensuring a safer environment.