Densley James

It is the simplest things in life that can have the biggest impact on the world’s greatest and most-baffling problems. But once discovered, their effectiveness and basic principles never change. In the case of the novel coronavirus, simple things like the washing of hands, the wearing of masks, and the application of the basic principles of ventilation,  can capture and remove harmful substances from our breathing zone and can have an effective and lasting impact against COVID-19 and other...

At last, the importance of ventilation as a tool against  COVID- 19 is being recognised.  The Guardian Saturday 24 October 2020 Nicola Davis Science correspondent UK could be urged to keep windows open in effort to curb Covid-19 Scientists call for information campaign as evidence on role of poor ventilation mounts Britons could be urged to throw open the windows in an effort to keep coronavirus at bay as scientists call for a public information campaign to stress the importance of...

A Colleague of mine sent me this BBC news article. I wanted to share because at Sigma EPD we also believe that well designed ventilation is central to defending our family, friends, customers and employees from this and other pandemics and viruses year on year. Our defence is a Robust Ventilation Strategy (RVS) going forward. Please read below. Covid-19: Five ways to avoid catching the virus indoors By David Shukman BBC News science editor   Good ventilation could be the key to avoiding...