The application of fungicides in Air conditioning windshields
The air conditioning system is prone to mold, especially in damp areas such as the air outlets. When the cold air is blown back into the air conditioner, causing condensation, the areas with water are prone to mold. While the air conditioner's windscreen blocks the direct blowing of cold air, it may also cause the temperature at the air outlet to be too low and condensate water to drip due to the obstruction, making the room damp and accelerating the rate of mold growth.
The function of fungicides
Fungicides can destroy the cell walls and enzymes within mold cells, causing denaturation of enzyme proteins and preventing them from participating in catalytic activities, effectively preventing mold growth. It can also inhibit the transaminase system of molds, prevent molds from surviving through other pathways, and promote the extinction of molds. At the same time, it increases the degree of promoting the phosphoric acid oxidation-reduction system, disrupts the functions and energy release systems of mold cells, and prevents the growth of mold.
Adding preservatives to the plastic of air conditioner windshields can be achieved through steps such as mixing the fungicides with the plastic materials in proportion, controlling the processing temperature and time, maintaining a dry and clean production environment, and paying attention to moisture-proofing after use. The following are the specific instructions:
Mixing ratio: Add the biocide to the plastic material and mix it in a certain proportion. For instance, the addition ratio of certain fungicides in plastics may range from 1% to 2%, and the specific ratio needs to be adjusted according to the type of fungicide and the characteristics of the plastic material.
Processing temperature and time: During the plastic processing, it is necessary to control the processing temperature and time well to ensure that the fungicide is fully dissolved and evenly distributed in the plastic. Excessively high temperatures may cause the decomposition of fungicides, while excessively low temperatures may affect the dissolution and dispersion effects of fungicides.
Environmental hygiene: During the production process, it is necessary to pay attention to keeping the production site dry and clean to avoid mold contamination. Meanwhile, regular cleaning and maintenance of production equipment should be carried out to reduce the chance of mold growth.
Precautions for use: When using plastic products with added fungicides, it is also necessary to keep them dry and avoid prolonged exposure to a damp environment. If plastic products develop mold during use, they should be cleaned and dealt with in a timely manner
