ASHRAE EPIDEMIC TASK FORCE
2. Ventilation, Filtration, Air Cleaning 2.1 Provide and maintain at least required minimum outdoor airflow rates for ventilation as specified by applicable codes and standards. 2.2 Use combinations of filters and air cleaners that achieve MERV 13 or better levels of performance for air recirculated by HVAC systems.
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