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Carbon dioxide (CO2) has often been used as tracer gas for measurement of the air change rate l (h1 ) in buildings. In such measurements, a correction is required for… Click to show full abstract
Carbon dioxide (CO2) has often been used as tracer gas for measurement of the air change rate l (h1 ) in buildings. In such measurements, a correction is required for the presence of indoor CO2, wh ...
Keywords:
tracer gas;
carbon;
air change;
carbon dioxide;
change rate
Journal Title: Building and Environment
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Building and Environment
Year Published: 2017
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