Design of isolation rooms for infection control - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 09:55, 19 May 2023

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	* Air permeability.		* Air permeability.
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	* BSRIA.		* BSRIA.
	* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.		* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.

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	* When hospital buildings aren’t healthy.		* When hospital buildings aren’t healthy.

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	Bacteriological results and GTT results from the University of Leeds study were comparable, and as expected the concentration was higher near the release point with the bed in position 1 (See Figure 2). The effects of the ventilation design, particularly the fresh air supply location can be seen in position 2, which showed a lower concentration, in both bacteriological and CO2 experiments.		Bacteriological results and GTT results from the University of Leeds study were comparable, and as expected the concentration was higher near the release point with the bed in position 1 (See Figure 2). The effects of the ventilation design, particularly the fresh air supply location can be seen in position 2, which showed a lower concentration, in both bacteriological and CO2 experiments.
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		+	This article was originally published by BSRIA as [https://www.bsria.co.uk/news/article/design-of-isolation-rooms-for-infection-control/ Design of isolation rooms for infection control] in June 2015.

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		+	* Air change rate.
		+	* Air permeability in isolation rooms.
		+	* Air permeability testing.
		+	* Air permeability.
		+	* BSRIA articles on Designing Buildings Wiki.
		+	* BSRIA.
		+	* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.
		+	* Design of isolation rooms for infection control.
		+	* Hospital isolation rooms.
		+	* Indoor air quality.
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BSRIA at 09:03, 10 December 2015

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	Bacteriological results and GTT results from the University of Leeds study were comparable, and as expected the concentration was higher near the release point with the bed in position 1 (See Figure 2). The effects of the ventilation design, particularly the fresh air supply location can be seen in position 2, which showed a lower concentration, in both bacteriological and CO2 experiments.		Bacteriological results and GTT results from the University of Leeds study were comparable, and as expected the concentration was higher near the release point with the bed in position 1 (See Figure 2). The effects of the ventilation design, particularly the fresh air supply location can be seen in position 2, which showed a lower concentration, in both bacteriological and CO2 experiments.
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BSRIA at 09:03, 10 December 2015

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

BSRIA at 09:03, 10 December 2015

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