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How are you testing air quality on the plane? I am also curious how you connect CO2 levels to pathogen levels. Would a carbon filtration system adjust the CO2
by MobileVet 2y ago
How are you testing air quality on the plane?
I am also curious how you connect CO2 levels to pathogen levels. Would a carbon filtration system adjust the CO2 levels at the same rate as pathogens?
- sneak 2y agoco2 levels are an inverse proxy for incoming fresh air fraction. this is of course inversely correlated with pathogen concentration (presuming that fresh incoming air from outside is relatively pathogen-free). they aren’t directly correlated, it’s just a proxy. ventilation reduces both.
- MobileVet 2y agoMakes sense, thanks for the reply
- jonpurdy 2y agoaranet4 CO2 monitor that I bring with me. 2xAA batteries allow it to go for a year or more, and I can pull the readings via Bluetooth to my phone to look at historical data. As sneak also replied, it's just a proxy: higher CO2 correlates to higher chance of breathing in pathogens, but doesn't take into consideration filtration.