The correlation of microbial and chemical contents of indoor air and percieved IAQ
Indoor Air (2008)
Abstract
In order to keep buildings from causing bad health to its users there is a need to control the indoor air quality (IAQ). By using a screening approach in analysing airborne particles and gases it was possible to distingiush 93% of buildings suffering from odour problems and 77% of buildings with pronounced SBS complaints. The screening method involved key compounds from microbial exposure, moisture produced chemicals, chemical emissions from building material, wood preservatives and exhaust from engines.
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