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Safeguarding indoor air quality

Environmental Science & Technology, 1985
California has created and implemented the first state program devoted exclusively to the investigation of nonindustrial indoor air quality. The program is responsible for promoting and conducting research on the determining factors of healthful indoor environments and is structured to obtain information about emission sources, ventilation effects ...
K, Sexton, J J, Wesolowski
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Indoor Air Quality

Allergy and Asthma Proceedings, 1991
Complaints in modern buildings have been attributed to inadequate ventilation for the last 20 years. Few data exist to support this claim. In fact, few studies have actually looked at ventilation and complaints at the same time. These missing studies indicate a failure of three groups of professionals, physicians and health scientists, architects and ...
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Indoor air quality

Indoor Air Quality refers to the good and bad effects of thecontents of air inside a structure on itsoccupants.Good Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) has no unwanted gases or particles in it at concentrations that will adversely affect someone.Poor indoor air quality has gases or particles in excessive concentration to affect the satisfaction or health of ...
Kumar, Prashant   +6 more
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Indoor Air Quality

Livestock Environment VII, 18-20 May 2005, Beijing, China, 2013
Ramesh Donepudi, Anthony Campagna
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Indoor Air Quality

2020
Jarosław Müller   +2 more
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Indoor Air Quality

2006
Abstract This chapter discusses indoor air quality (IAQ) in schools. IAQ in schools can have an important impact on health. Four factors determine IAQ in schools: sources of indoor air pollution; heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning systems; pollutant pathways; and the people themselves.
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Indoor air quality

2021
Katrina E. Paleologos   +2 more
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Quality of Indoor Air

1995
The quality of indoor air is influenced by chemical contamination from several sources. The main sources of indoor air pollution are infiltration of the outdoor air, volatile compounds from contaminated ground, and emissions from building materials. Naturally, the indoor use and generation of chemicals are relevant sources too.
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Monitoring and Apportioning Sources of Indoor Air Quality Using Low-Cost Particulate Matter Sensors

Environment International, 2023
Francis D. Pope   +2 more
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