Effects of air pollutants on the carbon dioxide (CO2) emission rate of human subjects

Zsolt Bako-Biro; Pawel Wargocki; David Wyon; Povl Ole Fanger

Effects of air pollutants on the carbon dioxide (CO2) emission rate of human subjects

Zsolt Bako-Biro
, Pawel Wargocki
, David Wyon
, Povl Ole Fanger

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Abstract

Several laboratory studies have shown the negative effects of emissions from typical indoor pollution sources on perceived air quality, SBS symptoms and the performance of office work. The subjects performed typical office tasks at their own pace while they were exposed for several hours to different air quality conditions. A re-analysis of the CO2 measurements obtained in two independent studies showed that human CO2 emission rates were affected by air quality (P

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Indoor Climate of Buildings ´04 Health, Comfort and Safety by operation of HVAC-R Systems
Place of Publication	Bratislava
Publisher	SSTP - Slovak Society of Environmental Technology
Publication date	2004
Pages	111-116
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	Indoor Climate of Buildings - Strbske Pleso, Slovakia Duration: 21 Nov 2004 → 24 Nov 2004

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Conference	Indoor Climate of Buildings
Country/Territory	Slovakia
City	Strbske Pleso
Period	21/11/2004 → 24/11/2004

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Bako-Biro, Z, Wargocki, P, Wyon, D & Fanger, PO 2004, Effects of air pollutants on the carbon dioxide (CO2) emission rate of human subjects. in Indoor Climate of Buildings ´04 Health, Comfort and Safety by operation of HVAC-R Systems. SSTP - Slovak Society of Environmental Technology, Bratislava, pp. 111-116, Indoor Climate of Buildings, Strbske Pleso, Slovakia, 21/11/2004.

Effects of air pollutants on the carbon dioxide (CO2) emission rate of human subjects. / Bako-Biro, Zsolt; Wargocki, Pawel; Wyon, David et al.
Indoor Climate of Buildings ´04 Health, Comfort and Safety by operation of HVAC-R Systems. Bratislava: SSTP - Slovak Society of Environmental Technology, 2004. p. 111-116.

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