CleanAir featured in Hazardex: distributed sensing as a new safety standard in dust collectors

The June 2026 issue of Hazardex — the international journal for hazardous area environments — features a technical article by Corrado Maggi, Head of Product and Business Development at CleanAir Europe.

The piece addresses a critical issue for anyone managing dust collection systems: the limitations of traditional single-point monitoring and the shift towards a distributed sensing approach, capable of reconstructing the internal behaviour of the system continuously and with spatial resolution.

The core argument is that safety in dust collectors cannot be guaranteed through compliance with standards such as NFPA or ATEX alone — it requires a dynamic, real-time understanding of what is happening inside the system during operation, where local conditions, not averaged values, define actual risk.

This perspective directly reflects the engineering approach behind EcoSense: moving from point measurement to distributed, system-wide visibility.