Pyure Dynamic Protection's Hydroxyl Technology Achieves 73% Reduction in Infection Spread Probabili

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. - April 8, 2024 - PRLog -- A recently published study, "CFD Analysis of Hydroxyl Technology to Reduce Risk of Indoor Pathogen Transmission," offers a compelling case for integrating Pyure's hydroxyl technology to help create and maintain safer indoor spaces while reducing energy usage. The study was recently shared as a technical feature in the prestigious ASHRAE Journal. Led by respected researchers Kishor Khankari, Ph.D., Fellow ASHRAE; Connie Araps, Ph.D., Member ASHRAE; and David Crosley, Ph.D., the study utilizes Dr. Khankari's sophisticated Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations to thoroughly examine how Pyure's technology can bolster traditional ventilation systems. It showcases its efficacy in reducing the risk of viral transmission from infectious aerosols and improving indoor air quality.

Key Highlights from the CFD Study:

• Enhanced Protection: Advanced CFD simulations have demonstrated a dramatic reduction in the probability of pathogen transmission. In particular, the technology was shown to decrease the risk of infection by approximately 38% within the breathing zones of occupants, alongside a 73% reduction in overall infection spread probability in a simulated office setting operating at 3 Air Changes per Hour (ACH).
• Energy Efficiency and Ventilation Improvement: The research further highlights how Pyure's technology can improve energy efficiency by lowering the necessary dilution air changes per hour. Specifically, the presence of Pyure technology in a 2 ACH ventilation scenario was found to reduce the spread index by 25% compared to 3 ACH ventilation alone. Moreover, it suggests that incorporating Pyure could diminish the required dilution ACH by 33%, marking significant potential in energy-efficient air purification. Not only does the reduction in energy usage reduce costs and associated carbon footprint, but it will also lead to reduced HVAC equipment maintenance costs and increased durability.

The findings presented in the ASHRAE Journal underscore Pyure's commitment to advancing air purification technology and promoting healthier indoor environments. The study validates the efficacy of Pyure's hydroxyl technology and highlights its potential to serve as an important component in the global effort to combat airborne pathogens indoors.

Delve into the detailed findings of this study and explore the full potential of Pyure's hydroxyl technology. Find the study linked here (https://23548057.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/235...).

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