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Indoor Air Quality in an Air-Conditioned Building in New Delhi and Its Relationship to Ambient Air Quality

R.K. Prasad

AsianPaints

R. Uma

Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi

A. Kansal

GGS Indraprastha University, New Delhi, India

S. Gupta

Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi

P. Kumar

Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi

S. Saksena

East West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

In an urban city like Delhi, vehicular exhaust is a major source of air pollution in addition to industrial activities emitting uncontrolled air pollutants. This contaminated air is sucked into buildings by air handling units contami nating the indoor air. In addition, indoor air is further contaminated by sources used for cooking, space heat ing devices, various chemicals and so on. The present paper analyses the indoor and outdoor air quality in a commercial building. The functioning of the air handling unit was also studied in the context of indoor air quality. Pollutants such as asbestos, carbon monoxide, formal dehyde, lead, oxides of nitrogen, ozone, respirable sus pended particulates, sulphur dioxide and suspended particulate matter and gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide were monitored.

Key Words: Indoor air pollution • Outdoor air pollution • Ventilation • Noise • Air handling unit

Indoor and Built Environment, Vol. 11, No. 6, 334-339 (2002)
DOI: 10.1177/1420326X0201100605
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