Connecting Air Quality Measurements and Industrial Production as a Concept of Harmonious Management

Abstract

Managing a manufacturing company currently requires anticipating development scenarios, depending on unexpected changes that occur in the environment. One such change is the need to guarantee sustainable production (SP), including in the environmental aspect of indoor–outdoor air quality. In this paper, we propose the mobile monitoring of the level of outdoor air quality of enterprises, in a city, based on the parameter's values: CO2, O3, NO, H2S, PM1, PM2.5, PM4, PM10, SO2 using sensors located in the public transport therein, thanks to which it is possible to match, in real time, those outdoor spaces with the highest air pollution. Such outdoor monitoring of the results of the air quality should indicate exactly where, in a city, anything untoward is being produced. This should result in remedial action leading to ensuring good indoor and outdoor air quality. This paper also gives a real-life case study. The harmony, in managing a manufacturing company, is visible thanks to combining the data of the examination of air quality, analysing the acquired data and recommending remedial actions, before the level of air pollution becomes critical.