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SRC-CLASSROOM-2008 · PRIMARY

An experimental study on effects of increased ventilation flow on students' perception of indoor environment in computer classrooms

D. Norbäck & K. Nordström · Indoor Air

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Published2008-08
DOI10.1111/j.1600-0668.2008.00530.x
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TOPICS
classroomsventilationperceived air qualityodour
CLM-CLASSROOM-001

More ventilation, less classroom odour ↗

In university computer classrooms, increasing the air exchange led students to report better air quality and less odour; mean carbon dioxide was 1,185 ppm at the lower and 922 ppm at the higher air exchange.

University computer classrooms in a blinded study; the odour finding comes from the 83 students followed in both conditions, and rooms for younger pupils may differ.
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