The University of Texas at Austin
The UT Austin College of Engineering

Inadequate Air Cleaning Ability, Production of Harmful Ozone Plague Ion-Generating Products Sold As Air Cleaners

Dr. Siegel holding a device that tests various components of air quality
Photo: Jennie Trower

Dr. Jeffrey Siegel stands in the doorway of the indoor air quality testing chamber, holding an instrument which tests both carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide levels, as well as air temperature and relative humidity.

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Dr. Siegel stands in the indoor air quality testing chamber

Photo: Jennie Trower

Dr. Siegel stands in the indoor air quality testing chamber. Pictured on the left are a HEPA filter and an ion generator; equipment that measures ranges of particle sizes sits on the right.

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Dr. Siegel inside the air quality testing chamber with various ion generators, an ozone generator, a HEPA filter and testing equipment

Photo: Jennie Trower

Dr. Siegel inside the indoor air quality testing chamber, with a range of ion generators, an ozone generator, a HEPA filter and particle-size testing equipment.

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