Case Study:Bioaerosol Monitoring and Airborne Virus Transmission Research

A research institute adopted HT-Nova’s bioaerosol sampling and monitoring equipment to study indoor and outdoor microbial aerosols, exploring the pathways and influencing factors behind airborne transmission of viruses and bacteria.

Monitoring system deployment:
Bioaerosol monitoring devices were installed in laboratories, hallways, public spaces and controlled experimental environments to measure particle size distribution, concentration and spatial variation in real time.

Data collection and analysis:
Collected aerosol samples were transferred to the laboratory for molecular biological analysis, including PCR and sequencing, to identify microbial species and quantify concentrations.

Scientific insight:
By combining field monitoring data with laboratory results, researchers established models of microbial and viral aerosol transmission, studying how factors such as humidity, ventilation and airflow influence transmission efficiency.

Public health value:
The research findings support public health strategy development, optimization of ventilation systems and enhancement of environmental hygiene standards.