Winter in Europe 2022–2023 - Concerns About The Effects of The Energy Crisis On Indoor Environmental Quality and Public Health

Pietraru, Radu Nicolae; Adochiei, Felix-Constantin; Costea, Ilona Mădălina

doi:10.1109/ehb55594.2022.9991418

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“…Indoor air quality monitoring systems are not mandatory anywhere in the world for private homes but only in certain areas, for office spaces, shops, or other public or industrial indoor spaces. Being at the discretion of each individual, the effective implementation of air quality monitoring systems in the personal home can be affected by factors regarding the cost [ 3 , 4 ], as well as by the understanding of the indoor pollution phenomenon. The comparative analysis of VOC sensors based on metal-oxide technology (MOX-based) presented in this paper aims to contribute to the implementation of indoor air quality monitoring systems at ultra-low costs that are easy to understand and used by different users.…”

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Easy-to-Use MOX-Based VOC Sensors for Efficient Indoor Air Quality Monitoring

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Nicolae,

Mocanu

et al. 2024

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This research paper presents a case study on the application of Metal Oxide Semiconductor (MOX)-based VOC/TVOC sensors for indoor air quality (IAQ) monitoring. This study focuses on the ease of use and the practical benefits of these sensors, drawing insights from measurements conducted in a university laboratory setting. The investigation showcases the straightforward integration of MOX-based sensors into existing IAQ monitoring systems, highlighting their user-friendly features and the ability to provide precise and real-time information on volatile organic compound concentrations. Emphasizing ease of installation, minimal maintenance, and immediate data accessibility, this paper demonstrates the practicality of incorporating MOX-based sensors for efficient IAQ management. The findings contribute to the broader understanding of MOX sensor capabilities, providing valuable insights for those seeking straightforward and effective solutions for indoor air quality monitoring. This case study outlines the feasibility and benefits of utilizing MOX-based sensors in various environments, offering a promising avenue for the widespread adoption of user-friendly technologies in IAQ management.

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