Can purified air and unpurified air be collectively referred to as industrial air?
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Dear fellow sea friends, in the summary I wrote: \"Make full use of the wind resources available in the ethylene industry, and strive to shut down the air compression units in both new and existing areas in order to reduce energy consumption.\" ”I want to use the “industrial style” among them to represent “purified air and unpurified air”; I was wondering if that’s an acceptable way to express it Is it accurate? Thank you all for your help!
Industrial-style air generally refers to unfiltered air, and does not include filtered air~~
Industrial air refers to unpurified air, while purified air is generally instrument air
Different places use different names for it; it’s also called “compressed air” or “instrument air”. It’s just like “decongeling” and “drainage”; they mean the same thing, just with different names
Okay, I understand. Thank you very much to everyone for your help; I won’t thank each of you individually!