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Název:
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The effects of outdoor air supply rate in an office on perceived air quality, sick building syndrome (SBS) symptoms and productivity |
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Další názvová informace:
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Překlad:
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Vliv rychlosti přívodu vzduchu zvenčí v kancelářích na vnímání kvality ovzduší, symptomy syndromu nezdravé budovy a produktivita |
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Autor:
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Wargocki, Pawel |
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Klíčové slovo:
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ovzduší
kvalita
syndrom nezdravé budovy
větrání
ventilace
budovy |
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Anotace:
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Perceived air quality, Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) symptoms and productivity were studied in a normally furnished office space (108 m?) ventilated with an outdoor airflow of 3, 10 or 30 L/s per person, corresponding to an air change rate of 0.6, 2 or 6 h. The temperature of 22°C, the relative humidity of 40% and all other environmental parameters remained unchanged. Five groups of six female subjects were each exposed to the three ventilation rates, one group and one ventilation rate at a time. Each exposure lasted 4.6 h and took place in the afternoon. Subjects were unaware of tire intervention and remained thermally neutral by adjusting their clothing. They assessed perceived air quality and SBS symptoms at intervals, and performed simulated normal office work. Increasing ventilation decreased the percentage of subjects dissatisfied with the air quality (P<0.002) and the intensity of odour (P<0.02), and increased the perceived freshness of air (P<0.05) It also decreased tire sensation of dryness of mouth and throat (P<0.0006), eased difficulty in thinking clearly (P<0.001} and made subjects feel generally better (P<0.0001). The performance of four simulated office tasks improved monotonically with increasing ventilation rates, and the effect reached formal significance in the case of text typing (P<0.03). For each twofold increase in ventilation rate, performance improved on average by 1.7%. This study shows the benefits for health, comfort and productivity of ventilation at rates well above the minimum levels prescribed in existing standards and guidelines. |
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Jazyk dokumentu:
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eng |
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Název zdroje:
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Indoor Air |
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Ročník:
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10 |
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Číslo:
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4 |
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Rozsah (stránky):
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s. 222-236 |
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Rok vydání:
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2000 |
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Publikováno na URL:
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Připojené soubory:
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 wargocki1 |
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