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Make Buildings Healthy
A New Approach to Healthy Buildings! ASHRAE Standard 241 was released. The guide to creating infection-resilient buildings! Learn how this standard empowers […]
AEDs in the Workplace: A Buyers Guide
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) can happen to anyone, anytime – including during a normal day at work. In fact, about 10,000 sudden […]
Drying Guide for Simple Water Damage
Overflowing sinks, plumbing leaks, pipe freeze-ups, and other small water intrusions can often be resolved by in-house facilities staff using equipment stored […]
Facility Manager and Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ)
This article gives a brief about Indoor Environment Quality, its impact on occupant and facility manager responsibilities to ensure and improve IEQ
Part 1 Dilution Ventilation and IAQ
In this video, David Dougan discusses the steps to achieve acceptable IAQ requires understanding the contaminants of concern and methods to maintain […]
The Importance of Controlled Ventilation in Schools
Proper outdoor air ventilation in schools is crucial for occupant health and well-being. Ventilation rates can vary due to factors like the […]
Improve Traditional CO2-DVC with Outdoor Airflow Measurement
This paper clarifies industry misconceptions regarding DVC and exposes the significant uncertainties associated with CO2-DVC. Additionally, the paper proposes two improved methods […]
The Importance of Airflow Measurement
This article explains the importance of ventilation and outdoor air within a building. Under-ventilation of outdoor air also affects building pressure, increasing […]
Optimizing Dehumidification Strategies for Critical Environments
This white paper provides a framework for the different approaches to dehumidification for critical environments looking to achieve a Net Zero carbon […]
Case Study: LeRoy Community Unity School District 2
For students across the country, pre-pandemic educational gaps in access, opportunities, achievement, and outcomes felt irreparably widened by the emergence of COVID-19. […]