Posts By: Jeffrey Siegel
ASHRAE recently accepted our final report for project RP1649, a large investigation of residential filtration. We found that high-efficiency filters may not actually reduce particle concentrations in homes because of […]
Congrats to Dr. Masih Alavy who received his PhD. Best wishes in your future career and we look forward to more collaborations.
Masih submitted his dissertation on September 9, 2019. Congratulations to Dr. Alavy. Stay tuned for graduation pictures.
ASHRAE Graduate Student Grant-In-Aid awards recognize excellence of graduate students who work in HVAC and related areas. Amy’s award is based on her research on residential filtration and HVAC systems.
My group has been creating 1 page summaries of papers. You can see the summaries here and my publication lists has links to the PDFs.
Background I have completed my Bachelor’s in the Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering at Sharif University of Technology (SUT), Tehran, Iran and my Master’s at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada. […]
Background I spent 7 years studying building science, HVAC, and Indoor Air in Tongji University, China before I came to UofT Research Interests My research interests mainly lie in assessing […]
Ernesto is lead author on a paper “Particulate Matter Emission Rates from Common Scent Sources” that has been selected to receive special recognition at the 2018 ASHRAE Annual Conference. Alireza […]
Pre-proofs version of paper. Practical Implications:The damp surfaces of AC units are known to promote bacterial and fungal growth. The resulting microbial load has been shown to diminish heat transfer […]
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