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    NY State Now Requires Air Filters for Coronavirus in Shopping Malls

    Michael Tobias
      |   July. 1. 2020

    Tags : new york| HVAC| Ventilation| indoor air quality| coronavirus| air filter| covid-19

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    Coronavirus Prevention in Residential Buildings

    Flori Muresan
      |   June. 4. 2020

    Tags : HVAC| Ventilation| indoor air quality| residential HVAC| coronavirus

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    Understanding COVID-19 Infection in Buildings: First Prevention Step

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   June. 2. 2020

    Tags : HVAC| Ventilation| indoor air quality| coronavirus| building management

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    HVAC Design for COVID-19: Positive and Negative Pressurization

    Flori Muresan
      |   June. 1. 2020

    Tags : HVAC| Ventilation| indoor air quality| coronavirus| pressurization

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    Facility Managers Guide: How to Reopen a Building After COVID-19

    Michael Tobias
      |   May. 27. 2020

    Tags : HVAC| Ventilation| indoor air quality| coronavirus| building management

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    Coronavirus Prevention: ASHRAE Guidelines for Building Ventilation

    Chelsey Bipat
      |   May. 17. 2020

    Tags : HVAC| Ventilation| mechanical ventilation| ASHRAE| coronavirus

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    Energy Efficiency and Indoor Air Quality: Friends or Foes?

    Chelsey Bipat
      |   January. 27. 2020

    Tags : HVAC| Energy Efficiency| Ventilation| indoor air quality| green building

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    Using Mechanical Engineering to Prevent Mold

    Nick Natsoulis
      |   October. 13. 2018

    Tags : Ventilation| indoor air quality| air ducts| mold

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