Building system engineering can help decrease the risk of being infected by the aerosol which contains virus-laden droplet nuclei. Many techniques can help decrease the concentrations of particles. This paper focuses on the economic renovation of the existing ventilation system of a public commercial space, a small meeting room in Kuijpers, Leiden, to decrease airborne transmission of respiratory infectious diseases. Simulations and measurements show the effect of different mixed ceiling (VRF) ventilation configurations on Covid-19 transmission with and without filters in Dutch offices.
How to reduce Covid-19 transmission in a small meeting room using a Mixed Ceiling Ventilation system

Year:
2022
Languages: English | Pages: 10 pp
Bibliographic info:
42nd AIVC - 10th TightVent - 8th venticool Conference - Rotterdam, Netherlands - 5-6 October 2022