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Air Quality

Dave Tyler, Control Systems Tech, uses a hot wire anemometer to measure air coming from a vent in a practice room in Westbrook Music Building. To mitigate the risk of virus transfer within the buildings, the facilities team is increasing by nearly 50 percent the amount of fresh air being drawn into HVAC systems. They are also upgrading filters to more efficiently capture and reduce large and small particles in the air. July 27, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.
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Dave Tyler, Control Systems Tech, uses a hot wire anemometer to measure air coming from a vent in a practice room in Westbrook Music Building. To mitigate the risk of virus transfer within the buildings, the facilities team is increasing by nearly 50 percent the amount of fresh air being drawn into HVAC systems. They are also upgrading filters to more efficiently capture and reduce large and small particles in the air. July 27, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.
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Lloyd Blessing, Zone Preventive Maintenance Associate, unpacks new air filters being installed in Westbrook Music Building to improve the air quality in campus buildings. To mitigate the risk of virus transfer within the buildings, the facilities team is increasing by nearly 50 percent the amount of fresh air being drawn into HVAC systems. They are also upgrading filters to more efficiently capture and reduce large and small particles in the air. July 27, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.
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