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January 1, 2017 By Jim Rosenthal

ISO 16890 Should not be Adopted as the US Air Filter Testing Standard – Continued

  After publishing this article: https://www.texairfilters.com/the-usa-should-not-adopt-iso-16890-for-air-filter-testing-heres-why/ on Linkedin, we had a very good discussion about the pros and cons of the US adopting ISO 16890 as our air filter test standard.  This article is taken from that discussion.  I have omitted some comments and the names of participants, have shortened the comments of other participants (although I … More

Filed Under: Air Filtration, Articles

November 29, 2016 By Jim Rosenthal

The USA Should Not Adopt ISO 16890 for Air Filter Testing – Here’s Why

Currently, air filters are tested in the United States according to the procedures described in ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 52.2-2012. This test procedure results in a Minumum Efficiency Reporting Value (MERV) for an air filter. For details of how the test is conducted see other articles on this site. There is a movement to approve the new … More

Filed Under: Air Filtration, Articles

October 29, 2014 By Jim Rosenthal

Tex-Air Filters Moves Dallas Location to Better Serve Customers

New Location on Leo Lane has easy access and plenty of parking with the same great service. Tex-Air Filters has moved it’s Dallas office and warehouse operation to a new location – 11251 Leo Lane, Dallas, Texas 75229. The new facility is over 22,000 square feet and provides plenty of room for inventory and expansion. … More

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March 14, 2014 By Jim Rosenthal

ASHRAE Research Project Report On Air Filters Raises More Questions Than it Answers

In March of 2013 the results of ASHRAE Research Project Report 1360-RP was made available for distribution.  The 415 page Report is entitled “How Do Pressure Drop, Efficiency, Weight Gain, and Loaded Dust Composition Change throughout Filter Lifetime.  The Contractor was RTI International and the Principal Investigator was Kathleen Owen.  Ms. Owen presented the findings … More

Filed Under: Air Filtration, Articles, Indoor Air Quality

February 20, 2014 By Jim Rosenthal

Selecting the Right Filter to Improve Indoor Air Quality

Many HVAC technicians falsely believe that the only type of filter to use in a system is a fiberglass one-month “throwaway.”  They are convinced that the only purpose of a filter is to protect the equipment from dust and debris and that the need for the better air flow provided by the fiberglass filter overrides … More

Filed Under: Air Filtration, Articles, Indoor Air Quality

May 22, 2013 By Jim Rosenthal

How Concerned Should We Be with the Filtration of Sub-micron Sized Particles in Indoor Environments?

In recent years more and more studies have been published showing that increased levels of sub-micron sized particles in the air result in higher levels of inflammation.  This inflammation has been found in the cardiovascular and the respiratory system of exposed individuals resulting in increased morbidity and mortality.  Increased levels of heart attacks and asthma attacks … More

Filed Under: Air Cleaners, Air Filtration, Allergies, Articles, Asthma, Indoor Air Quality, Mold (mould), Respiratory Health

March 26, 2013 By Jim Rosenthal

Comparing the Efficiency of Different Types of MERV 8 Air Filters in a Room Environment

There has been a great deal of discussion about the accuracy of filter testing.  This discussion has covered everything from materials (test dust) to methods to reproducibility and much more.  But the problem with these discussions is that they do not deal with the effectiveness of filters in indoor environments.  After all, particles in an indoor … More

Filed Under: Air Filtration, Articles, Indoor Air Quality, Respiratory Health

March 20, 2013 By Jim Rosenthal

What Happens to the Particles When You Sneeze?

Particles settle out of the air at different rates depending on the size of the particle. These tests show the relative exposure from particles at different distances from the source. To determine what happens to aerosol particles at various distances we did some tests using an atomizer and 4 particle counters. We created an imitation … More

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March 12, 2012 By Jim Rosenthal

All MERV 8 Air Filters are not Created Equal – Performance Varies Greatly by Particle Size

Different MERV 8 Filters do not perform in the same way on all particle size ranges. Pleated filters have far higher efficiency on medium sized and small sized particles than polyester pads or ring panels. The ASHRAE 52.2 test method is designed to measure the fractional efficiency of a filter by particle size. One would … More

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March 9, 2012 By Jim Rosenthal

Tex-Air Filters Austin Facility Grand Opening

Over 120 people attend the Grand Opening of the new Tex-Air Filters Austin Facility It was a packed house at 2209-A Rutland Drive at the Tex-Air Filters Austin Grand Opening. Over 120 people enjoyed a Bar-B-Que lunch and participated in prize drawings throughout the afternoon. It was a great opportunity for Tex-Air Filter customers to … More

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