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Lecture series of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) with Stefan Tuschy of BTGA and Christian Strehlow, Authorised Expert on Drinking Water Hygiene
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In the upcoming online event of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) on February 18, maintaining drinking water quality in times of lockdown is the theme. Stefan Tuschy gives an overview of technical regulations and their practical use. Furthermore Christian Strehlow will talk about containment measures against the spreading of SARS-CoV-2.
The participation is free of charge. A registration is required: https://www.ggberlin.de/veranstaltungen.htm
Lecture series of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) with Prof. Kriegel and Anne Hartmann
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In the upcoming online event of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) on January 21, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Kriegel talks about supply air volume flow and ventilation effectiveness to avoid infections. Furthermore Anne Hartmann will talk about the leakage of masks found in measurements at HRI.
The participation is free of charge. A registration is required: https://www.ggberlin.de/veranstaltungen.htm
Lecture series of the GG with Dr.-Ing. Valeria Hofer
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In the upcoming online event of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) on december 10, Dr.-Ing. Valeria Hofer talks about the interaction between heat sources and the low-turbulence unidirectional flow in cleanrooms. A new design aid called "contaminated volume" for the selection of the supply air velocity is presented and the energy saving potential is considered.
The participation is free of charge. A registration is required: https://www.ggberlin.de/veranstaltungen.htm.
The language of presentation is german.
Renaming area of expertise
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Our area of expertise is now called "Energy, Comfort & Health in Buildings".
Exemplary risk assessment
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An Exemplary risk assessment for different everyday situations will be published soon in the current edition in HL.
Number of particles loaded with SARS-CoV-2 in the room air
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A new article is available about the number of particles loaded with SARS-CoV-2 in the room air and its inhaled quantity, and the evaluation of the risk of infection to infect yourself with Covid-19 through them
Airborne infection prevention: comparison between mixing and displacement ventilation
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Usually, displacement ventilation is characterized by a higher ventilation effectiveness than mixing ventilation. Is it therefore a better prevention of airborne infection? More information on our blog:
https://blogs.tu-berlin.de/hri_sars-cov-2/
Information about courses at HRI in WiSe
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Essential information about all courses held at HRI in WiSe 2020/2021 is now available here
Researchers wanted!
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We are currently looking for several research associates. Apply now!
https://www.hri.tu-berlin.de/menue/job_offers/
Aerosol emission of child voices during speaking, singing and shouting
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The article is available now in preprint.
How to deal with aerosols in interior rooms?
- © Technische Universität Berlin, 2020
What are aerosols and how to they spread? You can find answers to commonly asked questions here:
HCBC-Blog: multilevel district heating network
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As part of the EnEff: HCBC Project, a multilevel DHC system prototype is being designed for the TU Berlin's eastern campus. The goal of the new system is to use waste heat and renewable energy sources to save CO2-emissions.
Read more about the project on the EnEff: HCBC blog!
Evaluation of the ventilation efficiency
- © HRI
See our current results about the spread of virus in air on our SARS-CoV-2 blog:
https://blogs.tu-berlin.de/hri_sars-cov-2/
Lecture series of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) with Stefan Tuschy of BTGA and Christian Strehlow, Authorised Expert on Drinking Water Hygiene
- © pixabay on pexels.com
In the upcoming online event of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) on February 18, maintaining drinking water quality in times of lockdown is the theme. Stefan Tuschy gives an overview of technical regulations and their practical use. Furthermore Christian Strehlow will talk about containment measures against the spreading of SARS-CoV-2. The participation is free of charge. A registration is required: https://www.ggberlin.de/veranstaltungen.htm
Lecture series of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) with Prof. Kriegel and Anne Hartmann
- © Mika Baumeister on Unsplash
In the upcoming online event of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) on January 21, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Kriegel talks about supply air volume flow and ventilation effectiveness to avoid infections. Furthermore Anne Hartmann will talk about the leakage of masks found in measurements at HRI.
The participation is free of charge. A registration is required: https://www.ggberlin.de/veranstaltungen.htm
Lecture series of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) with Dr.-Ing. Valeria Hofer
- © HRI
In the upcoming online event of the Gesundheitstechnische Gesellschaft (GG) on december 10, Dr.-Ing. Valeria Hofer talks about the interaction between heat sources and the low-turbulence unidirectional flow in cleanrooms. A new design aid called "contaminated volume" for the selection of the supply air velocity is presented and the energy saving potential is considered.
The participation is free of charge. A registration is required: https://www.ggberlin.de/veranstaltungen.htm.
The language of presentation is german.
Renaming area of expertise
- © Stefan Widua on Unsplash
Our area of expertise is now called "Energy, Comfort & Health in Buildings".
Number of particles loaded with SARS-CoV-2 in the room air
- © Fusion Medical Animation on Unsplash
A new article is available about the number of particles loaded with SARS-CoV-2 in the room air and its inhaled quantity, and the evaluation of the risk of infection to infect yourself with Covid-19 through them. You will find it here:
https://depositonce.tu-berlin.de/handle/11303/11767
Airborne infection prevention: comparison between mixing and displacement ventilation
- © HRI
Usually, displacement ventilation is characterized by a higher ventilation effectiveness than mixing ventilation. Is it therefore a better prevention of airborne infection? More information on our blog:
https://blogs.tu-berlin.de/hri_sars-cov-2/
Information about courses at HRI in WiSe 2020/2021
- © Dan Dimmock on Unsplash
Essential information about all courses held at HRI in WiSe 2020/2021 is now available here:
https://www.hri.tu-berlin.de/menue/education/lehrveranstaltungen/
Researchers wanted!
- © HRI
We are currently looking for several research associates. Apply now!
https://www.hri.tu-berlin.de/menue/job_offers/
Aerosol emission of child voices during speaking, singing and shouting
- © David Beale, Unsplash
The article is available now in preprint under the following link:
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.09.17.20196733v1.full.pdf
How to deal with aerosols in interior rooms?
- © Technische Universität Berlin, 2020
What are aerosols and how to they spread? You can find answers to commonly asked questions here:
HCBC-blog: multilevel district heating network
- © HRI
As part of the EnEff: HCBC Project, a multilevel DHC system prototype is being designed for the TU Berlin's eastern campus. The goal of the new system is to use waste heat and renewable energy sources to save CO2-emissions.
Read more about the project on the EnEff: HCBC blog!
Evaluation of the ventilation efficiency
- © HRI
See our current results about the spread of virus in air on our SARS-CoV-2 blog:
https://blogs.tu-berlin.de/hri_sars-cov-2/
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