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  • Through Heating, Ventilation & Air-Conditioning Systems (ProQuest: denotes formula omitted ) While information regarding the exact mode of transmission of COVID-19 is limited, some cases demonstrate that the virus can be transferred as the result of virus-laden aerosolized droplets traveling through heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems Air Sanitization The concept of control layering dictates that to increase the probability of control success, redundancy is necessary [ ]in addition to adequate ACH, air sanitization must also be utilized to control the transference of COVID-19 through HVAC systems
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  • Controlling Covid-19 Transference
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  • 2020

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