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CI-v4 EQc1:Enhanced indoor air quality strategies

Bi-polar ionization

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Suchi Daniels
Sustainability Manager
University of South Florida
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Universities and Colleges in Florida have installed bi-polar ionization for multiple purposes.  First, improved energy efficiency, second improved indoor air quality, and third, reduced maintenance.  Looking for guidance/suggestions on how to proceed with this method for credit.

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