Germans love fresh air. The people of Germany love it so much that they have a name for the act of airing out a room: Lüften. It’s been called a national obsession: they’re known to throw open windows multiple times a day even in the dead of winter. And if we take anything from the past year-and-a-half, it’s that the rest of the world could stand to take a leaf out of Germany’s books, and crack open our windows too.

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Vincent Malpaya starts a small fire out of wood chips and sends the smoke through a tube into an enclosed 400-square-foot building where indoor air quality sensors measure the particulate matter in the air. Meanwhile, his research partner, Michelle Starner, sits in front of a computer watching the data from the sensors spike up and drop down as the smoke is pumped through the building’s air ducts, then through an air filter combined with an air treatment technology.

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Indoor Air Quality Considerations for Education Facilities

Engineers, contractors, and facility owners have all received a tremendous amount of information within this past year regarding how to improve the air quality within their indoor environments. Some of this information comes from organizations such as ASHRAE, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the U.S. Department of Education, and other well-respected and knowledgeable organizations. READ MORE ON: https://funguyinspections.com/....indoor-air-quality-c