ShareThe influence of nocturnal ventilation reduction on indoor air quality.
Author(s) : GUNNARSEN L., SAKR W., et al.
Summary
This paper argues that the energy saving practice of stopping ventilation systems at night may reduce the daytime air quality. Sorption phenomena, where pollutants absorbed at night are re-emitted during the day, and the generally slower removal of pollutants at the reduced average ventilation rates, will contribute to the deterioration of air quality obtained using intermittent running systems.
Details
- Original title: The influence of nocturnal ventilation reduction on indoor air quality.
- Record ID : 2001-2414
- Languages: English
- Publication date: 1999/08
- Source: Source: Proc. AIVC Conf., Edinburgh
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Themes:
Other air-conditioning equipment;
Indoor air quality - Keywords: Night; Ventilation; Air quality; Optimization; Air conditioning
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