Buying equipment without application engineering is how facilities end up with undersized collectors, unbalanced ductwork, and systems that never meet compliance targets. Kogi Environmental Solutions takes a different approach.
Our application and design engineering services identify the root cause of your air quality problem and translate it into technical specifications: airflow requirements, capture velocities, filtration media, fan selection, and system layout. The result is a solution engineered to perform on day one and for years after.
What Our Engineers Deliver
Application Analysis
We study your process, contaminants, and operating conditions to define exactly what your system needs to capture, and at what rate. Particle size, temperature, moisture, and combustibility all factor into the specification.
Ductwork and Airflow Engineering
Static pressure calculations, transport velocity design, and branch balancing for new systems or modifications to existing networks.
Custom Component Specification
When standard equipment falls short, we work with OEM manufacturers to specify custom fans and components engineered for your airflow, pressure, and space constraints.
System Sizing and Equipment Selection
Collector type, filter media, air-to-cloth ratios, and fan performance curves, all matched to your actual load. We specify what the application requires, not what a catalog suggests.
Integration with Existing Systems
Detailed engineering for tying new equipment into your current infrastructure, including retrofit assessments and capacity evaluations of installed collectors and fans.
Compliance Engineering
Designs built to meet OSHA exposure limits, EPA emission standards, and NFPA combustible dust requirements, with documentation to support your compliance program.
Our Engineering Process
Site visits, airflow measurements, contaminant sampling, and review of your process documentation.
We define the technical requirements and evaluate solution options against performance, cost, and constraints.
Drawings, calculations, and equipment specifications you can review, question, and approve before committing to fabrication.
Our engineers stay involved through installation and commissioning to verify the system performs as designed.
Why Engineering Matters
- Correctly sized systems cost less to run and last longer
- Balanced ductwork prevents dead legs, plugging, and wasted energy
- Proper capture design protects workers and keeps you compliant
- Documented engineering supports permits, audits, and insurance requirements