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3. Results and conclusions
Figure 1. Main indoor air pollutants
This work presents the advantages of using low-cost equipment for the prevention of indoor air quality risk by different parameters continuous monitoring, as well as its comparison with the maximum and typical values given by international standards. Indoor air quality levels are clearly seen before and after changes in ventilation systems.
4. References
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Guidelines for indoor air quality: Selected pollutants (2010), World Health Organization. Copenhaguen.
Air quality guidelines for Europe (2012), World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe. Copenhagen.
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