Contribution of bioaerosol emission from air-conditioning and mechanical ventilation system to indoor bioaerosol concentration

Xiong, Jinwen

doi:10.32657/10356/73573

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“…The characteristics of bioaerosols vary depending on the species of the bioaerosols present. In indoor spaces, the amount of indoor bioaerosols to which occupants are exposed is positively related to the indoor bioaerosol concentrations, which are determined by indoor bioaerosol dynamics [38]. Therefore, it is important to investigate both the species of indoor bioaerosols and indoor bioaerosol dynamics to understand the health effects of human exposure to indoor bioaerosols and to develop effective approaches to controlling indoor bioaerosol levels.…”

Section: Airborne Contaminantsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comprehensive Review on the Relationship between Duct Cleanliness and Airborne Contaminants

Mohd Arif Rosli,

Muhamad Shahril Mohd Abdullah,

Azian Hariri

et al. 2024

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This study investigates the relationship between Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and air duct cleanliness, addressing the rising concern for human well-being. Airborne contaminants like dust, mold, and bacteria are identified as significant threats to IAQ, with potential health consequences. The study will also explore the several established safety and health guidelines and duct characteristics that influenced IAQ. Consequently, the primary research goal is to examine the relationship between duct cleanliness and airborne contaminants in the building environment and determine whether air duct cleaning effectively reduces these contaminants. By thoroughly reviewing studies and established standards, we examine IAQ contaminants and explore the effects of duct cleaning, along with its potential health advantages. Findings emphasize duct cleaning's potential to enhance IAQ, reduce exposure to pollutants, and its importance for building owners, facility managers, and stakeholders in safeguarding occupants' health and comfort.

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Section: Airborne Contaminantsmentioning

confidence: 99%