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Authors: Kosonen, R. and Tan, F.
Year of publication: 2004
Publication: Energy and Buildings, 36(10), pp.981-986.
Keywords: productivity, indoor air quality,
Link to publicationThis theoretical study by researchers from Finland and Singapore (2004), reports on the impact of perceived indoor air quality on productivity loss in air-conditioned office buildings. Using mathematical models developed from pollution loads, contaminant removal and ventilation efficiency, the influence on staff productivity is estimated.
The findings indicate, that:
Using the minimum design outdoor airflow rate of 0.5–1.5 l/s per m² for office spaces,
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