Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4911529 | Building and Environment | 2017 | 26 Pages |
Abstract
The dominant source of variance, accounting for 29% and 26% of the explained variance in the summer and winter campaigns, respectively, was attributed to the ingress of outdoor air into indoor environments. The other most relevant sources for variance were directly or indirectly associated with building materials, such as flooring materials (in particular carpets), wood-based products and various types of paint. Ozone-initiated indoor air chemistry played a key role only during summer, in which a specific source linked to ozone-initiated reactions was clearly identified. Other indoor sources explained less than 10% of the variance, such as printer emissions in both campaigns and cleaning products in winter.
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Authors
Davide Campagnolo, Dikaia E. Saraga, Andrea Cattaneo, Andrea Spinazzè, Corinne Mandin, Rosanna Mabilia, Erica Perreca, Ioannis Sakellaris, Nuno Canha, Victor G. Mihucz, Tamás Szigeti, Gabriela Ventura, Joana Madureira, Eduardo de Oliveira Fernandes,