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HVAC Design for COVID-19: Positive and Negative Pressurization

Controlling the direction of airflow is very important when the air in a building may contain harmful particles. According to health authorities, coronavirus transmission happens mostly at short distances. When an infected person coughs or…

HVAC Design for COVID-19: Positive and Negative Pressurization
Energy Efficiency and Indoor Air Quality: Friends or Foes?
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Energy Efficiency and Indoor Air Quality: Friends or Foes?

Using Mechanical Engineering to Prevent Mold
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Using Mechanical Engineering to Prevent Mold

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Cooling Towers Explained

How to Make Ventilation Systems Smarter
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How to Make Ventilation Systems Smarter

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What is the Difference Between Fans and Blowers?

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