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Possible Aerosol Transmission of Covid-19 Through HVAC in Seoul, South Korea

13 pointsby SQL2219over 4 years ago

7 comments

samchengover 4 years ago
Dr. John Campbell (on Youtube) has been talking about using CO2 monitors as a proxy for understanding how recirculated (and therefore potentially full of fomites) indoor air is.<p>It&#x27;s a good concept, since indoor CO2 is primarily generated by exhaling humans. It&#x27;s important to keep your windows open!
sschuellerover 4 years ago
There has been a lot of discussions here (Switzerland) regarding this and offices, shops etc having recirculating units without filters or UV sanitizers.<p>I would think that anything that spreads air without sanitation is an issue.
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lrossiover 4 years ago
I think they mislabeled parts A and B of figure 2. The explanation from the text sounds like the opposite of what the figure is showing.<p>Interesting conclusion nonetheless.
rhodozeliaover 4 years ago
Did the diamond princess and other cruise ships not provide a good example of transmission through have system as everyone stayed on board but isolated and continued to get sick for more than 14 days ?
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nikolayover 4 years ago
There are air scrubbers and ionizers, but I wonder if those damage N95, which have charged fibers.
Throwaway1771over 4 years ago
Stuff that spreads through the air spreads in places where air is circulated around.<p>This is more obvious than normal.
badhabitover 4 years ago
won&#x27;t the droplets dry after circulation?<p>possibly killing the virus?