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Airflow in passenger cars (re COVID spread)
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Anything you can tell us?  

One of my work areas is in sealed multi-room facilities.  The HVAC is 5 or 6 decades old (at least in design).  I haven't been in them but once for months.  I am very interested in making sure the air I breathe is COVID-free.

I remember one study where they showed that the localized air purifiers in a hospital apparently blew COVID-laden air to another part of the room where it infected another patient.  The outflow of the purifier was presumably safe, but the Bernoulli effect carried virus-laden air along with the outflow.

Where ever you have airflow, even of clean air, other air gets moved as a result.  Maybe the best way to think of it is not output vents but exhaust vents.
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RE: Airflow in passenger cars (re COVID spread) - by M_T - 01-11-2021, 04:07 PM

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