Innovations-Sustainability-Modernity-Openness Conference (ISMO’19) 2019
DOI: 10.3390/proceedings2019016038
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Indoor Air Quality in the Bedroom of a Single-Family House—A Case Study

Abstract: People spend nearly 1/3 of their lives in bedrooms. Moreover, the greatest part of this time is spent in lack of awareness, so it is important to maintain suitable conditions in these areas, including air quality. In non-ventilated bedrooms, people may have trouble falling asleep, may not be resting enough during sleep, and they can wake up tired. This affects their well-being and behavior throughout the next day. Indoor air quality measurements were carried out in a single-family home bedroom. The measurement… Show more

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“…In bedrooms with low air quality, people have difficulty falling asleep, cannot rest enough during sleep and wake up tired. As a result of IAQ measurements carried out in the bedroom of a single-family house, it was observed by that the CO 2 concentration increasing during the night exceeded the allowed standard of 1000 ppm [23].…”
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“…In bedrooms with low air quality, people have difficulty falling asleep, cannot rest enough during sleep and wake up tired. As a result of IAQ measurements carried out in the bedroom of a single-family house, it was observed by that the CO 2 concentration increasing during the night exceeded the allowed standard of 1000 ppm [23].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em um estudo realizado em um quarto sem ventilação as medições mostraram que a quantidade de CO2 estava acima do recomendado durante a noite toda. Para casos assim de ambientes fechados, a ventilação tem máxima importância não só para o conforto térmico, mas também para a qualidade do ar (GŁADYSZEWSKA-FIEDORUK, 2019). Esse excesso de CO2 em ambientes em que as pessoas passam várias horas durante o dia, como quartos, é relevante, pois afeta não só a qualidade do sono, mas também a qualidade de vida de seus habitantes (BEKÖ et al, 2010).…”
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