For decades, ventilation design has been anchored in prescriptive outdoor air requirements. By calculating ventilation rates based on occupancy, floor area, and space type, engineers have relied on a proven, code-compliant framework for delivering acceptable indoor...
The Hidden Benefits of Designing HVAC Systems with IAQP Ventilation is often viewed as an HVAC decision. In reality, it can become a building-wide decision. The amount of outdoor air a project is designed to deliver influences far more than energy...
How phased IAQ strategies can support existing HVAC systems over time Existing HVAC systems are being asked to support higher expectations around indoor air quality, energy performance, operational visibility, and occupant experience than ever before. But...
Why wildfire smoke is becoming a condition engineers must plan for For decades, HVAC systems have been designed around semi-predictable environmental conditions: seasonal temperatures, humidity levels, and typical outdoor air quality. Wildfire smoke has...
October is recognized as National Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Awareness Month. For those managing buildings, from HVAC contractors to facility managers, it is a reminder that air quality is no longer a “back-of-house” issue. Clean air should already be the standard, and...
Southern California’s wildfires are a stark reminder of how quickly air quality can deteriorate. Fires like the Palisades Fire and Eaton Fire have sent smoke traveling hundreds of miles, impacting air quality as far as Nevada and Arizona. Wildfire smoke isn’t just a...
What you need to consider to safeguard your indoor air quality as wildfires become more frequent. In today's world, ensuring clean and healthy indoor air quality has become more crucial than ever, especially with the increasing prevalence of wildfires....
Clean Indoor Air is One of Travelers Top Considerations. With holiday travel season approaching, Fellowes conducted a survey with 787 U.S. and Canadian respondents who stayed in a hotel during the last year and found that respondents rated clean indoor air in their...
With cold and flu season underway, Fellowes conducted a survey of 1,085 U.S. and Canadian office workers and found 55% of respondents attribute a respiratory virus they’ve contracted over the last year to their workplace, making the office the top culprit for the...
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