Gaseous Air Contaminants and Gas Contaminant Removal Equipment
ASHRAE Technical Committee 2.3

Announcements

 New to TC 2.3? Quick overview of the technical committee

 

ASHRAE Position Document on Filtration and Air Cleaning

Upcoming TC Meetings

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  2025 ASHRAE Annual Conference

June 21-25, 2025 Phoenix, AZ 

Thursday, June 19, 2025

  
TC 2.3 Handbook8:00-9:00 MSTVirtual
   

Monday, June 23, 2025

  
Seminar 35: Back to Basics: The What, How, Why and Where to Apply Gas-Phase Air Filtration for Improved IAQ11:00-12:00 MSTPhoenix Convention Center North Building , Level 2, 227AB
SSPC 145 Test Method for Assessing the Performance of Gas-Phase Air Cleaning Equipment12:00-2:00 MSTSheraton Phoenix Downtown, North Mountain (Level 2)
TC 2.3 Research4:30-6:30 MSTSheraton Phoenix Downtown, Camelback A (Level 2)
   

Tuesday, June 24, 2025

 

 

TC 2.3 Planning8:00-9:00 MSTSheraton Phoenix Downtown, Camelback A (Level 2)
TC 2.3 Programs12:00-1:00 MSTSheraton Phoenix Downtown, Camelback A (Level 2)
TC 2.3 Gaseous Air Contaminants and Gas Contaminant Removal Equipment
1:00-3:30 MSTSheraton Phoenix Downtown, Phoenix A (Level 3)

(See www.ashrae.org/conferences for more information)

Committee Chair

Miss Victoria Leigh Binz
TC0203@ashrae.net

Committee Scope

TC 2.3 is concerned with the nature of trace gaseous contaminants; the measurement of their properties; their effects on living things and materials; the means of removing unwanted gaseous contaminants from gases; and the effectiveness, energy usage, and economy of such purification equipment.

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Upcoming Society Conferences

ASHRAE 2025 Annual Conference
June 21-25, 2025
Phoenix, AZ

https://www.ashrae.org/conferences/2025-annual-conference-phoenix

Additional Information

For both ordinary and extraordinary situations (including hostile acts), TC 2.3 is concerned with the effects of gaseous contaminants on the quality of air supplied to and exhausted from enclosed spaces and with the sources of gaseous contaminant pollution within such spaces.

The TC scope covers all aspects of odor technology, including odors, which are produced by volatile particulate contaminants, but excludes purely physiological or psychological aspects of gaseous contaminants such as toxicology and odor perception.