Health Centre Upgrades Air Handling System for COVID Safety
infrastructure · 2021 · Zella Clark Health Centre
The Denman Health Centre has upgraded its air handling system to meet new ASHRAE standards for medical facilities, increasing fresh outside air intake and installing an Energy Recovery Unit alongside existing air filtration, heat pump, and UV light purification systems.
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- “DHCS has further upgraded the air handling system within the clinic building to meet these new standards... The clinic is now serviced with an increased volume of fresh outside air being introduced into the building while exhausting more air from within the building. The fresh and exhaust airs are handled via an Energy Recovery Unit (ERV)...” — The Islands Grapevine – May 13th, 2021 (May 13th, 2021)
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