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Studies have demonstrated that higher ventilation rates have a direct impact on reducing the spread of microbials in workplaces and other occupied spaces.
Studies show that higher ventilation rates in HVAC systems have a direct impact on reducing the spread of microbials in workplaces and other occupied spaces.
To combat COVID-19 during winter months, it is important for HVAC contractors to ensure that outside air intake, along with ventilation rates, are set to nothing less than the required minimum ventilation rates.