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HVR-SEP21-PG07 NEW TT.qxp_Layout 1 6/9/21 11:33 Page 1


INDUSTRY NEWS


NEW CIBSE AIR CLEANING GUIDANCE


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wo new pieces of guidance on reducing COVID-19 transmission through ventilation and air cleaning


technologies have been issued by the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE). The new guidance reinforces CIBSE’s message that good ventilation is essential to reduce occupants’ exposure to airborne pathogens, including COVID-19, influenza and the four endemic human coronaviruses that cause common colds. It follows CIBSE’s contribution to the Royal Academy of Engineering’s report, published in July, on how to augment the infection resilience of buildings through improved management, maintenance and ventilation as well as through improved design standards in the future. Commissioned by Government chief scientific adviser, Sir Patrick Vallance, the report calls for clear, consistent communication and advice on ventilation from government and professional bodies to help building owners and operators manage COVID-19 infection risks. The CIBSE guidance on ventilation and air cleaning technologies aims to provide advice to building owners and operators on how they can act to reduce the risk of airborne infection. In well-managed new buildings designed to


current regulations ventilation rates are likely to be effective in preventing the spread of COVID-19. In older buildings it may be difficult to assess the effectiveness of ventilation so CIBSE’s COVID-19 Ventilation guidance now includes advice on the use of CO2 monitoring. High levels of CO2 are an indication of poor ventilation and show where further measures are needed to improve air quality. For spaces where all efforts to increases


ventilation fail to provide sufficient ventilation to dilute and remove airborne pathogens then air cleaning devices may be an option for removing or inactivating contaminants in the air. CIBSE’s guide Covid-19: Air Cleaning


Technologies has been written to provide both lay-readers and ventilation specialists with the knowledge to assess the variety of air cleaning devices currently marketed for the removal of SARS-CoV-2, and to discover whether any air cleaner will effectively reduce transmission risk in a space. The guidance is available on https://www. cibse.org/Coronavirus-(COVID-19)


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fter receiving a number of incredible entries and nominations, all those who will be in the running to win an accolade at this year’s HVR


Awards ceremony can now be revealed.


Ancillary Product of the Year: Airflow - HYGiEiA - Ion Generator Airflow - MultiPlexBox Fulton - SCOPE Hevasure - Aquila-s - water condition monitoring for secure sites Mitsubishi - Plasma Quad Connect air purifier Plumbingenuity - Clipacore Toshiba - Triple Rotary Compressor


Commercial/Industrial Air Conditioning Product: Aermec - 3WP Hydronic System Klima Therm - Engie Refrigeration Quantum Water water-cooled chiller. LG Electronics - Dual vane cassette Mitsubishi - Plasma Quad Connect bolt-on air purifier Toshiba - SMMS-U VRF System


Commercial/Industrial Heating Product: ADEY Commercial - MagnaClean CMX® Adveco - PPR-E32 / Packaged E32-Hot Water System Hoval - UltraGas 2 Remeha/Baxi - Gas 320/620 Ace Stelrad - Heavy Duty DECO radiator


Commercial/Industrial Ventilation Product: Airflow - Duplexvent Flexi DV650 Airflow - Duplexvent Flexi V range Airflow - MultiPlexBox BAPI - BA/CQX60 Particulate Matter Sensor PM1.0, PM2.5 and PM10.0 CIAT UK - CIAT PDX Skid-mounted solution Klima Therm - Rhoss UTNR-HP Platinum MVHR Monodraught - HVR Zero


Domestic Product of the Year: ADEY Innovation - ADEY ProCheck Airflow - Unohab - Single Room Heat Recovery System Airflow - Adroit MVHR Premium Range (with integral CO2 sensor) Airflow - Adroit Cooker Hood Ventilation Unit -DV51CH Domus Ventilation - HRXE-HERA® and HRXE-AURA®


THE HVR AWARDS FINALISTS REVEALED


MVHR units EnviroVent - MEV Fast track range – MEV 160 & 300 ESi Controls - 6 Series Room thermostats Fernox - Power Cleaner F8 Plumbingenuity - Clipacore Reflex Winkelmann Gmbh - Reflex Servitec Mini Stelrad - The Boutique Series of Bathroom and Kitchen radiators Titon - Titon Ultimate® dMEV


Heat Pump Product of the Year: Adveco - FPi32 Carrier - Heat Pumps on R-515B Cool Energy Holding - CE-iV18 Klima Therm - 3DxHP air handling unit LG - Therma V range of air to water heat pumps Swegon - BlueBox Titan Sky HP


Collaboration of the Year: Baxi with Peabody Group Mitsubishi with BESA


HVAC Initiative of the Year Finn Geotherm (Flagship Housing) Finn Geotherm (West Stow Anglo Saxon) BAPI


COVID-19 Innovation Award: Aermec BESA Carrier TEV Vent-Axia


Lifetime Achievement Award: Ernie McDonald - Fernox Neil Davis - 3D Facilities Support Paul Squire - Givehand Limited


THE WINNERS OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES WILL BE DETERMINED BY ONLINE VOTE Wholesaler/Distributor of the Year: Brymec EOGB Energy Products


Training Initiative of the Year: Mitsubishi Electric - Online training for HVAC engineers Overclean - Ventilation Hygiene Cleaning Training to NOS Standards GTEC - Renewable Heat Installer Training & Support Scheme (RHITTS) Compliance Air & Water - Fire and Smoke Damper Testing and Maintenance Course


Customer Service Award Airtech (Service & Maintenance) - Paula Musgrave & Airtech Helpdesk Swiftclean UK Service Delivery Team


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