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Ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP), the second most common hospital-acquired infection among pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) patients, is responsible for an increased length of stay and an
Lighting the way to efficiency savings for the UK MoD (Ministry of Defence). For a fleet of warship, stationed in tropical climates, the need for
E-Co is proud to announce that they have won the Best Indoor Air Quality Technology for at The Technology Innovator. Best Indoor Air Quality Technology
What is particulate matter? The air we breathe can be contaminated by emissions from outdoor sources such as motor vehicles, industry, heating and commercial, as
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) solution provider, E-CO, has been awarded accreditation to the Carbon Trust. This prestigious endorsement recognises E-CO’s commitment, skills and
BAE Systems’ prestigious Chairman’s Awards annually recognize employees, partners, and customers for outstanding effort and achievement. The program honors innovative ideas, actions, and behaviors that
Twin Cities International Schools has announced the installation of Steril-ultraviolet-C Aire’s germicidal irradiation (UVGI) emitters in its ventilation and HVAC system. UVGI technology has been
The objective of this project was to assess microbial concentrations in air and on fomites in Ingham Hospitals before and after the installation of a UVGI-HVAC system. Using bacteria and fungi
This winter recorded cases of norovirus hit record levels in the UK and the travel industry, in particular, has faced criticism of the spread of
E-CO wins the ‘Non Domestic Retrofit Innovation of the Year’ award at Retro Expo 2012. Sponsored by the The British Property Federation, this Awards honor excellence in innovative
Ultraviolet lighting is an alternative to laminar airflow in the operating room that may be as effective for lowering the number of environmental bacteria and
The authors conclude: “Although the use of UVC light represents a departure from the standard HVAC design used in many IVF laboratories, the current study
