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Read This » 5 Hospital HVAC Design Strategies for the Post-COVID-19 WorldAs the A/E/C industry helped hospitals respond with temporary retrofit solutions to meet the surge requirements of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the interventions were focused on augmenting or modifying existing HVAC systems to create negative pressure in a standard medical/surgical patient room. It is important that the best practices from the retrofits be applied to continuing efforts as well as the design and engineering of new hospitals. One clear takeaway is: hospitals will need to consider investing in HVAC systems with the appropriate components and infrastructure to provide environment required to support acuity adaptable isolation spaces for airborne pathogens like COVID-19 or other viruses. Below are five considerations and potential solutions for providing a robust HVAC system that can support future flexibility. 1.
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Read This » For HVAC Efficiency, Reach Higher Than the Low-Hanging FruitMike Hafney, chief engineer at Whitehurst Tower, was puzzled. Although delighted to finally have access to his electric utility’s newly available metered usage data, if not in real-time then within a week of metered consumption, the data revealed the office building experiencing power draw at unexpected times.
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