A building system can connect to temporary air quality sensors installed throughout spaces of the building for a period of time. The building system can receive air quality measurements of the temporary air quality sensors over the period of time and disconnect from the temporary air quality sensors at an end of the period of time, wherein the temporary air quality sensors are uninstalled at the end of the period of time. The building system can generate a control strategy based on the air quality measurements, the control strategy for controlling equipment of the building to improve air quality of the building and cause a building management system to implement the control strategy to control the equipment of the building to improve the air quality of the building.

An indoor live ammunition shooting range facility system includes a ventilation facility installed in an indoor live ammunition shooting range, and configured to ventilate air of the indoor live ammunition shooting range; a targeting device facility installed in the indoor live ammunition shooting range, and configured to provide a shooting target; a bulletproof facility installed to protect components exposed to an inside of the indoor live ammunition shooting range among components configuring the ventilation facility and the target device facility and to protect a wall surface of the indoor live ammunition shooting range; a bullet head recovery facility installed on a side opposite to a shooting position, and configured to recover a bullet head; and a control facility installed in the indoor live ammunition shooting range, and configured to control the ventilation facility, the target device facility and the bullet head recovery facility.

Airborne contaminant detection and localization systems include an HVAC system having a duct, a first vent connected to a first indoor space, and a second vent fluidly connected to a second indoor space, with the second vent being downstream from the first vent in a flow direction along the duct. A monitoring system includes a first and second sensor elements arranged proximate the first and second vents, respectively, the sensor elements configured to detect one or more airborne contaminants. A central unit receives sensor data from the sensor elements. The central unit includes information regarding a location of each of the sensor elements within the duct. The central unit determines the presence and intensity of an airborne contaminant in the duct from the sensor data and establishes a detection zone that includes a portion of the vent having a highest detected intensity of the airborne contaminant.

An air conditioner for air pollution prevention includes a main body, a blower, a filtering and cleaning assembly, and a gas detection module. The blower is disposed in the main body to guide air convection and generate a flow-guiding path. The filtering and cleaning assembly is disposed in the flow-guiding path to filter and clean the air pollution source in the air guided by the blower. The gas detection module is disposed in the flow-guiding path of the main body to detect the air pollution source and transmit a gas detection data.

A fan for air pollution prevention includes a main body, a blower, a filtering and cleaning assembly, and a gas detection module. The main body is configured to form a flow-guiding path. The blower is disposed in the flow-guiding path to guide air convection. The filtering and cleaning assembly is disposed in the flow-guiding path to filter and clean the air pollution source in the air guided by the blower. The gas detection module is disposed in the flow-guiding path to detect the air pollution source and transmit an gas detection data.

An HVAC system with a refrigerant gas sensor is provided. In one embodiment, an HVAC system includes a heat exchanger coil installed within a housing. The heat exchanger coil is operable to exchange heat with air in the housing via a refrigerant passing through the heat exchanger coil. The system also includes an HVAC sensor assembly installed within the housing. The HVAC sensor assembly includes a refrigerant gas sensor and an orientation sensor positioned to detect an orientation of the refrigerant gas sensor. The HVAC system may also or instead include a position sensor to detect the position of the refrigerant gas sensor within the system. Additional systems, devices, and methods are also disclosed.

A sanitisation system comprising a chemical vaporising apparatus for storing and vaporising a sanitising chemical com- position. The chemical vaporising assembly comprising a housing configured to receive and retaining one or more sanitising chemical composition containing cartridges, a vaporiser located within the housing, the vaporiser configured to receive and convert a sanitising chemical composition in the chemical containing cartridges into a vapor, and an air purifier assembly located within the housing, the air purifier assembly configured to purify the air by removing vaporised sanitising chemical composition from the air and maintain a low humidity environment.

Methods and apparatus for an exhaust demand control system for measuring one or more contaminants at one or more exhaust locations within one or a plurality of exhaust ducts or plenums served by an exhaust fan system. Example systems and methods can include sensing the one or more contaminants within the one or more exhaust duct locations using a multipoint air sampling system having one or more sensors and comparing contaminant concentration measurements from the one or more of said exhaust duct or plenum locations against an action level to create a fan setback signal.

A method of identifying a location of pathogens in a structure including monitoring air within the structure for pathogens to set a baseline level, detecting a rise in pathogen density with respect to the baseline level, at least partially closing at least a first zone of the system, monitoring air from a second zone for a change in relative pathogen density to the previously detected pathogen density, and toggling the first zone and the second zone based on the change in relative pathogen density.

A heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system includes an air handling unit having an outlet, at least one zone operably coupled to the outlet of the air handling unit, and at least one indoor air quality sensor operable to monitor an amount of one or more contaminants. The at least one indoor air quality sensor is arranged within the at least one zone. A controller operably coupled to the at least one indoor air quality sensor is configured to detect the occurrence of a fault or an unsatisfied indoor air quality condition and perform diagnostics to determine the cause of the fault or the unsatisfied indoor air quality condition.