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May 26, 2022
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IAQ in schools report released
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The Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Control (USGBC) has released a report outlining how different U.S. school districts have managed indoor air quality (IAQ) over the past year.
ASHRAE provided technical support for the report, Managing Air Quality in the Pandemic: How K-12 Schools Addressed Air Quality in the Second Year of Covid-19, which is the second report released by USGBC looking at IAQ improvements at schools during the pandemic. The report highlights the urgent need to implement airborne infection control strategies to control current and future pandemics, seasonal epidemics and improve IAQ overall.
Key findings indicate the top challenge for schools in implementing IAQ measures was that buildings’ HVAC systems were not designed to implement the recommendations.
Click here to read more.
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ACO is committed to ultimate hygienic performance
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We design solutions with cost efficiency in mind but with absolutely no compromise in terms of hygiene. As recent research shows, hygienic drainage increases performance, reduces cost for cleaning and provides Health & Safety features appropriate to specific environment’s purpose. Our complete portfolio allows us to safely control water as it passes along the system to ensure it can be ecologically and economically reused in a viable way.
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HE-Z Series Zoning Package
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The HE-Z Series Zoning Package is available on our HE-Z Series Fan Coils. The Hi-Velocity HE-Z Series Fan Coil can be optioned with two, three or four zones, factory installed in each fan coil. These fan coils come with pre-installed zone panel, power open/close dampers and actuators already built-in to the supply outlets, minimizing installation time.
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Chance to win a Kane wireless carbon monoxide detector!
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Match the IAQ terminology you hear in the field to the correct definition or function and enter by June 30, 2022 for your chance to win a Kane wireless carbon monoxide detector. Enter online at mechanicalbusiness.com. In the event of a tie, the first entry in will be given the win, so don’t
delay! The winner of Jobsite Jargon in the March/April 2022 issue of Mechanical Business is Shane Johnson, a service technician with TradeForce Tech in Kitchener, ON.
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Click here to test your skills
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