Improving our ventilation methods may just be a great way to cut down on the spread. After all, it’s what they did in the wake of the Spanish Flu. The trick to displacement ventilation is ...

How could future schools be designed so they are safer during a pandemic? By planning ahead, strategically selecting proven systems, and implementing best practices, it is possible to construct ...

Called displacement ventilation, this technology reduces air changes per hour, chilled water requirements, simultaneous heating and cooling, and related costs — and creates a cozy, inviting and ...

Thermal displacement ventilation, a system that’s been popular in Europe for more than 30 years but slow in adoption in the U.S., could help rid rooms of those virus particles more effectively.

The ventilation system – most often mixed air or displacement – also plays a role in the school's air quality. A disadvantage of mixed air systems is the air is mixed around the room.

Displacement ventilation is used in UK hospitals, both new constructions and refurbs, when it is desirable to isolate staff from a patient as far as possible and to collect and filter the air ...

Recently, a research group in the area of Machines and Thermal Engines at the University of Cordoba tested the effectiveness of a displacement ventilation system that reduces those infections that ...

Most U.S. buildings don’t have this kind of ventilation system, but it could prevent COVID-19 spread Thermal displacement ventilation moves air through rooms more effectively than most U.S. HVAC ...

In early 2009, M+NLB completed work on North America’s first displacement ventilation system for a patient room in an acute care hospital. The system was installed and tested in Kaiser ...