Identifying factors that affect classroom concentrations of particulate matter is important for enabling effective mitigation of the associated negative health and cognitive effe
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Identifying factors that affect classroom concentrations of particulate matter is important for enabling effective mitigation of the associated negative health and cognitive effe
The project aims to investigate the degree of influence that outdoor conditions may have on the indoor environment in Norwegian schools.
In high-efficient residential buildings, energy use due to ventilation can reach 60% of the total building.
This work quantifies the chronic harm caused by long-term exposure to common indoor air contaminants in dwellings located in the global north.
In France, the regulation context for ventilation is based on the decree « Arreté de 1982 » which is a prescriptive regulation, requiring extracted flowrate in every utility room