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Engineer proposes using UV air filtration to clean indoor air
Ashley Tang at thestar.com.my reports with the number of Covid-19 infections in Malaysia hitting the roof and more people having to work from home (WFH) effective May 25, 2021, experts are highlighting the importance of proper indoor air ventilation to check the spread of the coronavirus including the proposed the use of UV (ultraviolet) air filtration. Residential homes should keep windows open if the air outside is clean as this will provide better ventilation, says American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (Ashrae) Malaysia chapter president Ng Wen Bin. “The air in residential areas is fine, but houses…
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