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shellym80304.com
Guest blog by Tahni Jungst, MS student, University of Colorado Boulder May 3, 2021 For my Air Pollution Control class in the Spring of 2021 I was tasked with conducting a research project on an air quality topic of my choice. But when Dr. Miller suggested the idea of testing a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) air cleaner... |
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edgecollective.io
Notes on the Corsi / Rosenthal / Comparetto DIY Air Purifier design -- build instructions, performance evaluation, references |
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built-envi.com
The Built Environment Research Group, led by Dr. Brent Stephens in Architectural Engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) in Chicago, IL, works to advance energy, environmental, and sustainability research within the built environment. Their expertise includes indoor air quality, outdoor air quality, HVAC filtration, building energy efficiency, building energy modeling, weatherization retrofits, energy policy and electric grid modeling, human exposure assessment, and experimental field studies |
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www.jefftk.com
If you look around for advice on what kind of air purifier to use to reduce covid risk, you'll see some people saying you need HEPA filters: Microcovid: If you decide to buy an air purifier for COVID purposes, here's some things to keep in mind: The EPA, however, advocates anything that removes 0.1-1 µm particles well, and recommends MERV-13 or better if you're building something: In order to select an air cleaner that effectively filters viruses from the air, choose: 1) a unit that is the right size for the space you will be using it in (this is typically indicated by the manufacturer in square feet), 2) a unit that has a high CADR for smoke (vs. pollen or dust), is designated a HEPA unit, or specifically indicates that it filters particles in the 0.1-1 µm ... |
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