AEI’s Blaine Conner Shares HVAC Design Strategies for Improving Indoor Air Quality in CSE Webcast
Indoor air quality (IAQ) is a critical aspect of HVAC design that significantly impacts the health and productivity of occupants. Effective ventilation, filtration, humidity control, and pollutant source management can enhance IAQ and create healthier spaces.
AEI Project Manager Blaine Conner was recently featured in Consulting-Specifying Engineer’s webcast on “HVAC Indoor Air Quality,” where he shared valuable insights and practical strategies for improving indoor air quality across building types. Blaine explored the fundamental principles of IAQ and best practices for HVAC system design, providing a deeper understanding of relevant codes, standards, and energy efficiency guidelines, as well as successful IAQ interventions.
As we spend most of our time indoors – whether at home, work, or school - it is crucial to limit our exposure to airborne pollutants, pathogens, and other contaminants. Understanding how HVAC design contributes to optimal indoor air quality is essential for creating comfortable and healthy indoor environments that support individual well-being and overall quality of life.