“…Executive Decree 2393 of the Workers' Safety and Health Regulation in Article 54 tells us that in working environments due to the effect of machines and work in production processes should not exceed the maximum permissible temperature values for the worker who is between 35 and 37 o C, and if this temperature has to increase from incorporating insulators for the reduction of the heat of the machines or implementing air conditioning systems in the enclosures (IESS, 1986). In the summer season, high temperatures are specifically reached, in industrial activity as in social services, around 34oC average heat, the temperature of the enclosure between 20 and 27 o C and humidity between 30 and 70%; smoke and general environmental characteristics characterize hard working hours and tiredness achieving the decrease in the production of workers, these aspects being important to solve to achieve an adequate level of competitive products and also respond to local and international environmental legislation (Company, 2016). On the other hand, it is important to mention that these evaporative systems fulfill the function of aerators and coolers in production areas (Flores et al, 2011), with high-efficiency parameters correlating with energy efficiency regulations by the European Commission (Olivares, 2017;Kuznik et al, 2008;Sun et al, 2004;Martens, 1998), which is essential in many cases for the generation of gases products from manufacturing processes which in turn makes potential sinks dangerous to health.…”