The bake-out of an office building: A case study
To reduce concentration of volatile organic compounds (VOC) emitted by building materials and furnishings, it has been suggested that new buildings undergo a bake-out. This paper reports the results of the bake-out of a newly renovated office building at temperature ranging from 32 to 39°C for 24 ho...
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| description | To reduce concentration of volatile organic compounds (VOC) emitted by building materials and furnishings, it has been suggested that new buildings undergo a bake-out. This paper reports the results of the bake-out of a newly renovated office building at temperature ranging from 32 to 39°C for 24 hours at a ventilation rate of 1.59 h
−1. Based upon the 14 VOC quantified, the total VOC concentration increased to more than four times the original concentration during the bake-out and was reduced to 71% of the original concentration after the bake-out. |
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