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Quantifying the Tradeoff Between Energy Consumption and the Risk of Airborne Disease Transmission for Building HVAC Systems

2021-06-25

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It has been established that combinations of increased ventilation, improved filtration, and other HVAC techniques can reduce the likelihood of airborne disease transmission in buildings. However, with only qualitative guidance, it is difficult for building managers to make informed decisions. Furthermore, the possible actions almost always require additional energy consumption, which is generally not well charact...

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2f26f2aa-b347-544c-b14b-1ab555e31ef7
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10.1101/2021.06.21.21259287
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