Carbon dioxide included in exhaled breath is often used as a tracer gas when estimation of ventilation aspect in buildings with occupants is performed.
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Carbon dioxide included in exhaled breath is often used as a tracer gas when estimation of ventilation aspect in buildings with occupants is performed.
This workshop session will consist of a series of presentations by members of the Board for the Indoor Environmental Quality – Global Alliance (IEQ-GA).
Design of ventilation systems in Belgium is currently based on the Belgian Standard NBN D 50-001:1991.
The difficulty in measuring IAQ indicators like VOCs and particles, lies in the multiplicity of the composition of these pollutants.
By the end of 2020 all newly constructed buildings have to be nearly zero energy buildings (nZEB).
The steady pressurisation method measures the building leakage in a range of high pressures, typically 10-60 Pa.
The AcouReVe Project aimed to improve the knowledge and the quality of acoustic calculation in ventilation ductworks.
Airborne bacteria-carrying particles (BCPs) in an operating room (OR) can cause post-operative infections in the patients.