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. 2022 Nov 12;227:109800. doi: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2022.109800

Table 1.

Bioaerosol removal and inactivation technologies.

Technology References Note
Elimination of bioaerosol HEPA Filter Ruth 1935 [24] Decrease in air supply due to continuous use

Olmsted 2008 [25]

Ryan 2010 [20] Energy loss due to filter blockage

Loderer 2012 [26] Decrease in air supply due to continuous use

Hubbard 2012 [27] Decrease in air supply due to continuous use

Lee 2015 [28] Decrease in air supply due to continuous use

Mousavi 2020 [17]

Christopherson 2020 [18]

Nazarenko 2020 [29]

Zacharias 2021 [19]

Brouwers 2021 [30]

Mousavi 2021 [16] Decrease in air supply due to continuous use

Myers 2022 [31]

Acoustic agglomeration Nelson 2013 [32]

Adsorption (Electrostatic) Volckens 2002 [33]

Hong 2016 [34]

Jung 2020 [35]

Feng 2021 [36] Water vapor reduces electrostatic adsorption

Adsorption (Adsorbent) Li 2011 [37]

Pham 2015 [38]

Inactivation of bioaerosol UVC
Kim 2018 [39]
UVC-LED
Welch 2018 [40] Laser

Lo 2021 [22] Hg Lamp

Bono 2021 [23]

Muramoto 2021 [41] UVC-LED

Herman 2021 [42] Sunlight

Lai 2021 [43] UVC-LED

O3 Masuda 1993 [44]

Grinshpun 2007 [45] MS-2

Kim 2018 [46] MS-2

Tizaoui 2020 [47]

Vyskocil 2020 [48] Phage PhiX174 (HER-036)

Park 2020 [49] Escherichia coli and Micrococcus luteus

Photocatalyst Ishiguro2011 [50]
Qβ and T4 bacteriophages
Daikoku 2015 [51] Influenza virus

Poormohammadi 2021 [52]

Khaiboullina 2021 [53] SARS-CoV-2

Matsuura 2021, 2022 [54,55] SARS-CoV-2

Álvarez 2022 [56] SARS-CoV-2

Moon 2020 [57] SARS-CoV-2

Nakano 2022 [58] SARS-CoV-2