At a laboratory in South Carolina, researchers are working on a groundbreaking project that could improve human health.
And a company in Franklin is lending a hand.
Workers are conducting an experiment that could reduce the amount of bacteria that comes out of air conditioners.
Charles Feigley, professor of environmental health sciences at the University of South Carolina and principal investigator of the experiment, hopes to prove that by replacing aluminum heat exchangers with copper ones, HVAC systems will produce less bacteria, improve indoor air quality and keep people from getting sick.
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And a company in Franklin is lending a hand.
Workers are conducting an experiment that could reduce the amount of bacteria that comes out of air conditioners.
Charles Feigley, professor of environmental health sciences at the University of South Carolina and principal investigator of the experiment, hopes to prove that by replacing aluminum heat exchangers with copper ones, HVAC systems will produce less bacteria, improve indoor air quality and keep people from getting sick.
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