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Sustainable Solution for Higher Education Dynamic Air Quality Solutions clients include: Aquinas College Mount Saint Mary’s University University of Alberta Alma College Mt. Wachusett Community College University of Calgary Arizona State University Nanyang Technological University University of California Riverside Austin Community College North Central College University of California Berkeley Austin Peay State University North Dakota State University University of Florida Butte College Northwest Community College University of Illinois Chicago Cégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu NW Missouri State University of Iowa Central Michigan University Northwest MS Community College University of Louisville Coastal Carolina University Northwestern University University of Maine College of Siskiyous Nossi College of Art University of Maryland Dartmouth College Ohio State University University of Memphis DeVry University Old Dominion University University of Miami Douglas College Oregon Health & Science University University of New Mexico East West University Oregon State International Housing University of North Carolina Sustainable Fisk University Philadelphia University University of North Texas Fitchburg State University Princeton University University of Oregon Ft. Lewis College Queens College University of South Carolina Solutions for Georgetown University Rowan Cabarrus Community College University of Tennessee Georgia Institue of Technology Royal Roads University University of Texas - Arlington Higher Education Harvard University Singapore Polytechnic University of Victoria Howard University Smith College University of Virginia Jackson State Community College South Carolina State University Vancouver Island University Facilities Johnson & Wales University Southern Methodist University Washington & Lee University Liberty University Spartanburg Community College Washington State University Logan College St. Leo University Washington University Lynchburg College Stanford University Western Michigan University Marymount University Temasek Polytechnic West Virginia University M.I.T. Texas Christian University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Michigan State University Tulane University Yale University Millersville University Union College Yishun Polytechnic Since 1982 Dynamic Air Quality Solutions has designed, engineered and manufactured high-performance IAQ systems. From ASHRAE Headquarters to the world’s most valuable art collection, these systems are installed in critical applications around the world. Headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey, our product range and experience enable us to meet and exceed the needs of our customers, even in the most challenging environments. For more information, visit www.DynamicAQS.com Dynamic Air Quality Solutions PO Box 1258 Princeton, NJ 08542 800.578.7873 www.DynamicAQS.com Form No. DYN-246 (5/19) We Know Colleges and Universities Dynamic Engineered Systems Deliver: • Improved Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Dynamic ACM Systems • Less Energy Dynamic Activated Carbon Matrix (ACM) Systems use state-of-the-art technology to • Less Maintenance remove gas phase contaminants, corrosive • Less Landfill Mass gases, and unwanted odors. Dynamic ACM requires less space, operates with very low • Smaller Carbon Footprint pressure drop, and requires no downstream • The Lowest Life Cycle Cost filters, making it a perfect solution for a wide variety of applications where carbon filtration was previously not an option. For over 35 years, Dynamic Air Quality Solutions has provided IAQ, Energy, and Maintenance colleges and universities with innovative solutions that In higher education, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is mission optimize air quality, energy consumption, and sustainability. The Dynamic V8 Air Cleaning System critical. Processes, equipment, collections and facilities all Dynamic was founded by two university professors and The award-winning Dynamic V8 Air Cleaning System replaces require increasingly higher levels of air quality. Further, the academia represents one of our largest market segments. MERV 13-14+ passive filtration systems, while operating at Dynamic Sterile Sweep most valuable asset in any building – the people, expect that Institutions around the world rely on Dynamic technology to 1/3 the energy and maintenance costs. It sets the standard the air they breathe will be free of contaminants. This has Sterile Sweep™ Germicidal UVC Systems improve their learning environments, protect their books and for air cleaning—outperforming anything on the market in led to the use of more robust filtration systems that are able contaminant control and cost of ownership. For example, on feature an oscillating germicidal lamp artwork, and maintain their lab and hospital environments, all to address particle, biological, and gas phase contaminants. a 20,000 cfm air handler, the Dynamic V8 can save up to 30,000 that kills pathogens collected on the while reducing their carbon footprint and maintenance costs. However, since over 90% of the cost of cleaning the air kWh and 40,000 pounds of carbon per year. Further, lower fan Air Cleaner surface area. A parabolic reflector provides additional concentration is the cost of the energy to move it through the system, horsepower requirements can also impact equipment selection of UVC light. The Sterile Sweep high providing cleaner air has generally increased energy, and allow for use of smaller, quieter fans and equipment. Lastly, the Dynamic V8 will hold 10 to 15 times the dust of a output UVC lamp offers the most effective operational, and maintenance costs. typical passive filter to provide a maintenance interval that is means of controlling airborne pathogens measured in years rather than months. and viruses including Anthrax. Dynamic has a range of systems that provide effective and cost-effective control of all phases of IAQ, while using up to 2/3 less energy and having a fraction of the maintenance. For specific IAQ issues that are existing or anticipated, Dynamic has the experience and expertise to analyze the problem and integrate technologies into a solution. Dynamic is found in: • Classrooms & • Museums Offices • Rare Book • Dormitories Collections • Laboratories • Auditoriums • Libraries • Sports Facilities One carton of Dynamic V8 media (left) does the same job as the conventional cartridge filters stacked at right. We Know Colleges and Universities Dynamic Engineered Systems Deliver: • Improved Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Dynamic ACM Systems • Less Energy Dynamic Activated Carbon Matrix (ACM) Systems use state-of-the-art technology to • Less Maintenance remove gas phase contaminants, corrosive • Less Landfill Mass gases, and unwanted odors. Dynamic ACM requires less space, operates with very low • Smaller Carbon Footprint pressure drop, and requires no downstream • The Lowest Life Cycle Cost filters, making it a perfect solution for a wide variety of applications where carbon filtration was previously not an option. For over 35 years, Dynamic Air Quality Solutions has provided IAQ, Energy, and Maintenance colleges and universities with innovative solutions that In higher education, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is mission optimize air quality, energy consumption, and sustainability. The Dynamic V8 Air Cleaning System critical. Processes, equipment, collections and facilities all Dynamic was founded by two university professors and The award-winning Dynamic V8 Air Cleaning System replaces require increasingly higher levels of air quality. Further, the academia represents one of our largest market segments. MERV 13-14+ passive filtration systems, while operating at Dynamic Sterile Sweep most valuable asset in any building – the people, expect that Institutions around the world rely on Dynamic technology to 1/3 the energy and maintenance costs. It sets the standard the air they breathe will be free of contaminants. This has Sterile Sweep™ Germicidal UVC Systems improve their learning environments, protect their books and for air cleaning—outperforming anything on the market in led to the use of more robust filtration systems that are able contaminant control and cost of ownership. For example, on feature an oscillating germicidal lamp artwork, and maintain their lab and hospital environments, all to address particle, biological, and gas phase contaminants. a 20,000 cfm air handler, the Dynamic V8 can save up to 30,000 that kills pathogens collected on the while reducing their carbon footprint and maintenance costs. However, since over 90% of the cost of cleaning the air kWh and 40,000 pounds of carbon per year. Further, lower fan Air Cleaner surface area. A parabolic reflector provides additional concentration is the cost of the energy to move it through the system, horsepower requirements can also impact equipment selection of UVC light. The Sterile Sweep high providing cleaner air has generally increased energy, and allow for use of smaller, quieter fans and equipment. Lastly, the Dynamic V8 will hold 10 to 15 times the dust of a output UVC lamp offers the most effective operational, and maintenance costs. typical passive filter to provide a maintenance interval that is means of controlling airborne pathogens measured in years rather than months. and viruses including Anthrax. Dynamic has a range of systems that provide effective and cost-effective control of all phases of IAQ, while using up to 2/3 less energy and having a fraction of the maintenance. For specific IAQ issues that are existing or anticipated, Dynamic has the experience and expertise to analyze the problem and integrate technologies into a solution.
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