1. Battery Production Environment
Odor from Chemical Processes：During the manufacturing of batteries, various chemical reactions occur. For example, in the electrode production stage, solvents are often used, and their evaporation can release pungent odors. In addition, the curing and coating processes may also produce unpleasant smells. Industrial deodorants can be used to neutralize or mask these odors. They can be sprayed in the production area or incorporated into ventilation systems. By reducing the intensity of these odors, the working environment for factory workers is significantly improved, enhancing their comfort and potentially their productivity.
Odor from Material Storage：Battery – related materials, such as certain polymers and electrolytes, can emit odors during storage. If the storage area is not well – ventilated, these odors can accumulate. Industrial deodorants can be applied in storage facilities to keep the air fresh. This is not only beneficial for the workers in the area but also helps to prevent the potential contamination of other sensitive materials in the vicinity.
2. Battery – Powered Industrial Equipment Operation
Odor Generated by Overheating：In some industrial applications where batteries are used to power equipment, such as in electric forklifts or automated guided vehicles (AGVs), if the cold plate cooling system fails to function properly and the battery overheats, it can cause the decomposition of some battery components. This decomposition may release foul – smelling gases. Industrial deodorants can be used as a temporary measure to mitigate the odor while the cooling system is being repaired. They can be sprayed around the equipment to neutralize the odor and prevent it from spreading throughout the industrial facility.
Odor from Coolant Leakage：If there is a coolant leakage in the cold plate cooling system, especially if the coolant contains certain chemicals, it can produce an unpleasant odor. In addition, the leaked coolant may react with other substances in the environment, further exacerbating the odor problem. Industrial deodorants can be used to address this issue. They can break down or mask the odor caused by the coolant, helping to maintain a more acceptable working environment until the leakage can be fixed.
3. Data Centers with Battery Backup Systems
Odor in Enclosed Spaces：Data centers often rely on battery – backup systems for uninterrupted power supply. These battery rooms are usually enclosed spaces. The operation of batteries and their associated cooling systems can generate odors over time. The presence of these odors can be a concern for data center staff who may need to access the battery rooms for maintenance or monitoring. Industrial deodorants can be used to keep the air in these enclosed battery rooms fresh. They can be installed in ventilation ducts or used as aerosol sprays to ensure that the odor levels are within acceptable limits, maintaining a healthy working environment.
