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Finding F-0429

“Measurement campaigns show that carbon dioxide concentration increased significantly from nonheating to heating season in three of the four schools.”

Impact of CO2 concentration on indoor air quality and correlation with relative humidity and indoor air temperature in school buildings, Serbia (2015). Page 2. CKB 0335

Structure

Factor
Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
Population
elementary school children
Setting
classroom, RS
Study design
measurement campaigns of CO2, indoor air temperature and relative humidity in classrooms of four naturally ventilated elementary schools in Serbia (three urban, one rural) in heating and non-heating seasons, with outdoor reference measurements (class 4)
Averaging time
campaign averages per season

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