IAQ - What Engineers Get Wrong: Engineers are trained to be precise, evidence-driven, and standards-focused. That discipline has delivered safer buildings, better energy performance, and remarkable technical progress. Yet when it comes to air purification, even experienced engineers often make assumptions that limit performance, increase cost, or miss the real objective altogether.

Air Purification For MEP Consultants: MEP consultants sit at the centre of building performance. You translate client intent into technical reality, balance standards with budgets, and carry long-term responsibility for how systems perform once the building is occupied. Yet air purification is still frequently misunderstood or under-specified at the design stage—not due to lack of competence, but because it is often treated as peripheral rather than integral to HVAC strategy

Mosques and Indoor Air Quality. Places of worship are among the most important shared indoor environments in the GCC. Mosques, churches, temples, and prayer halls welcome large numbers of people daily, often multiple times a day, and play a central role in community life. Yet from a building performance perspective, they present a unique and frequently overlooked challenge.

IAQ Mass Balance Calculations: For many engineers, the phrase “mass balance calculations” immediately brings to mind dense equations, spreadsheets full of assumptions, and time-consuming iterations. As a result, mass balance is often perceived as a barrier - something that complicates indoor air quality (IAQ) design rather than enabling it. The reality is far simpler.

Mould Control, Humidity, and Bipolar Ionization in HVAC Systems. Mould growth within buildings is fundamentally an HVAC and moisture-management issue. In mechanically conditioned buildings, mould colonisation most commonly occurs at locations where temperature gradients, condensation, and organic particulates coincide, including: Cooling coils and fin surfaces Condensate drain pans and traps Internal duct liners Terminal units and fan housings Envelope-adjacent conditioned sp

IAQ - Mould, Moisture, and Health. Mould is one of the most persistent and underestimated threats to indoor environments - particularly in coastal and humid regions. Unlike visible maintenance issues, mould often develops silently behind walls, within HVAC systems, and in conditioned spaces where moisture, heat, and organic material combine.