Department
Environmental Health Science
Document Type
Conference Presentation
Publication Date
2017
Abstract
An indoor air quality study was conducted on a ‘net-zero energy’ school using a TSI Velocicalc Model 9555-p with probe model 982, passive radon monitors, visual inspection protocol, and an indoor environmental quality survey of school faculty and staff. Average indoor temperature, relative humidity, and carbon dioxide levels in several areas within the school were not within IAQ guidelines. Three rooms on the school’s grounds had radon levels exceeding the action level. Recommended solutions included installing return and supply air ducts in hallways and relative humidity and temperature monitors in classrooms with high-pitched ceilings.
Recommended Citation
Pinion, Clint Jr., "Indoor Air Quality in Schools" (2018). EKU Faculty and Staff Scholarship. 258.
Conference Name
Interstate Environmental Health Seminar
