A new methodology for the evaluation of the perceived air quality depending on the air pollution, caused by human bioeffluents, the temperature, the humidity as well as the air velocity

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A new methodology for the evaluation of the perceived air quality depending on the air pollution, caused by human bioeffluents, the temperature, the humidity as well as the air velocity

Journal Article (2018)

Author(s)

Paul Roelofsen (TU Delft - Industrial Design Engineering, Bam Techniek - Energy Systems)

Research Group

Materializing Futures

Performance Temperature Fatigue Humidity Perceived air quality Air velocity Decipol Freshness Human bioeffluents Olf Percentage of dissatisfied

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https://doi.org/10.1080/17508975.2018.1434475 Final published version

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Publication Year

2018

Language

English

Research Group

Materializing Futures

Journal title

Intelligent Buildings International

Issue number

3

Volume number

10

Pages (from-to)

154-161

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137

Abstract

Different researchers found an influence of the air temperature, the air humidity and the air velocity on the perceived air quality, which within the olf-decipol method of Fanger is not taken into account. It is possible, with the aid of the freshness of the air and the olf-decipol method of Fanger, to distract a methodology for the evaluation of the perceived air quality depending on the air temperature, the air humidity and the air pollution, caused by human bioeffluents. The aim of this study is to incorporate air velocity at neck height, as an extra parameter in this methodology, as well.