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PERCEIVED INDOOR AIR QUALITY RELATED TO VENTILATION RATES AND SCHOOL PERFORMANCE

Senitkova, rid, Badida, Miroslav

First published: 2013-06-20https://doi.org/10.5593/sgem2013/bd4/s19.029View metrics

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Title
PERCEIVED INDOOR AIR QUALITY RELATED TO VENTILATION RATES AND SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
Authors
Senitkova, rid, Badida, Miroslav
Proceedings
SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference EXPO Proceedings; 13th SGEM GeoConference on ENERGY AND CLEAN TECHNOLOGIES
Publisher
Stef92 Technology
Year
2013
Pages
733 - 740 pp
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
Not available yet
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
References16

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  2. Mendell MJ., Heath GA. Do indoor pollutants and thermal conditions in schools influence student performance A critical review of the literature, Indoor Air 2005, 15, 27 – 52

  3. Wargocki P., Wyon DP., Matysiak B., Irgens S. The effects of classrooom air temperature and outdoor air supply rate on the performance of schol work by children, Proceedings: Indoor Air 2005, p. 368 -372

  4. Coley DA. and Beisteiner, A. Carbon dioxide levels and ventilation rates ich schools, Int. Journal of Ventilation, 1, 2002, 45 - 52

  5. Bučáková, M. , Šenitková , I. Odour intensity and school performance. In: 16 th Conference Indoor Climate 2005. Bratislava: SSTP, 2005, 112 – 117. ISBN 80- 89216-05-6.

  6. Šenitková, I., Bučáková, M. Indoor odours and perceived air quality. In: Proc of the 10th International conference on indoor air quality and Climate: Indoor Air 2005 , China, 2005, 2019-2023.

  7. Kralikova, R.; Rovnak, M., Kralik, M. Visualization of environmental data. In: SGEM 2008 Conference, Sofia, Bulgaria, 2008, 577-584

  8. Nagy, R ., Šenitková, I. The air distribution system efficiency in schools measurements and CFD simulatiuons. In: SGEM 20 11 Conference, Sofia, Bulgaria, 2011, 101-108

  9. Daisey JM., Angell WJ. And Apte MG. Indoor air quality, ventilation and health symptoms: An analysis of existing information, Indoor air, 13, 53 – 64

  10. Mendell MJ., Heath GA. Do indoor pollutants and thermal conditions in schools influence student performance A critical review of the literature, Indoor Air 2005, 15, 27 – 52

  11. Wargocki P., Wyon DP., Matysiak B., Irgens S. The effects of classrooom air temperature and outdoor air supply rate on the performance of schol work by children, Proceedings: Indoor Air 2005, p. 368 -372

  12. Coley DA. and Beisteiner, A. Carbon dioxide levels and ventilation rates ich schools, Int. Journal of Ventilation, 1, 2002, 45 - 52

  13. Bučáková, M. , Šenitková , I. Odour intensity and school performance. In: 16 th Conference Indoor Climate 2005. Bratislava: SSTP, 2005, 112 – 117. ISBN 80- 89216-05-6.

  14. Šenitková, I., Bučáková, M. Indoor odours and perceived air quality. In: Proc of the 10th International conference on indoor air quality and Climate: Indoor Air 2005 , China, 2005, 2019-2023.

  15. Kralikova, R.; Rovnak, M., Kralik, M. Visualization of environmental data. In: SGEM 2008 Conference, Sofia, Bulgaria, 2008, 577-584

  16. Nagy, R ., Šenitková, I. The air distribution system efficiency in schools measurements and CFD simulatiuons. In: SGEM 20 11 Conference, Sofia, Bulgaria, 2011, 101-108

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