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Chapter Seven - Indoor Environmental Quality 
Kubba, S 
2017 
Butterworth-Heinemann 
Handbook of Green Building Design and Construction (Second Edition) 
Elsevier 
Elsevier 
353-412 
This chapter examines the main characteristics and components of Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) and the principal causes of indoor pollution. It also examines the factors that impact Symptoms of Sick Building Syndrome and Building-Related Illness as well as the measures that can be taken to prevent them. Also, scrutinized are the main causes of indoor pollution and their impact on IEQ. Also analyzed are American society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers established procedures for determining minimum acceptable ventilation rates and health hazards (such as radon, asbestos, lead, carbon dioxide, formaldehyde, etc.). Organic Contaminants Pesticides, Biological Contaminants (mold, fungus, bacteria, viruses, etc.) and their impact on IEQ are also examined. Toward the end of the Chapter recommended illumination levels, daylighting strategies, ventilation systems and, finally (IEQ), best practices are looked at. 
Allergens; Carbon dioxide; Contaminants; Daylight factor; Formaldehyde; Nitrogen dioxide; Thermal comfort; Toxic substance; Volatile organic compounds 
Kubba, Sam 
Elsevier 
Elsevier 
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