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Articles and columns on preventing and handling fire, smoke, and other unwanted developments in a building. Dampers, smoke control, emergency ventilation, controls, seismic, atrium planning, etc.
Whether it be enhanced air particulate filtration with higher MERV ratings; increased outside air volume; or other technologies, such as UVC, the focus is clearly on protecting students and teachers.
LEED Earth has enabled the expansion of green building to nearly 200 countries around the world. LEED Earth aims to accelerate USGBC’s healthy economy strategy.
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Designing fire/egress modeling results is achievable via documenting, specifying, and following through on ISO- and ASTM-tested smoke control ductwork.
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