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HVAC cleaning procedures technical questions comments, Jan 2003

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EPA submits detailed technical questions and comments on proposed HVAC cleaning procedures for WTC buildings.

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Procedure 12/13. SSC recommends removing and cleaning the supply air grills, fire dampers and branch ducts before cleaning the main supply duct as cleaning of these areas after cleaning the main riser may lead to recontamination. Again we should work from the furthest point toward the vacuum collection system. This procedure will require two accesses to the apartments. The current procedures require 3 accesses to the apartments. As poly is removed from any exhaust diffuser, the velocity should lift any light debris that may have dislodged during the riser cleaning. Regardless of which procedure you choose it will ultimately be field modified.

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