Experimental Measurement of the CO2 Content in a Passive Home during a Simulated Air-Conditioning Power Outage

Zdenek Galda; Jiri Labudek; Veronika Sipkova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.752-753.1187

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Experimental Measurement of the CO₂ Content in a Passive Home during a Simulated Air-Conditioning Power Outage

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High concentrations of CO₂ are one of the causes of imperfect oxygenation of the blood circulation in humans. An experimental measurement of a passive home during a simulated power outage was carried out from July 7-15^th 2014. In the measured rooms (one with plants with leaves the size of one of the bigger participants in this project, the second room without any plants at all), the levels of CO₂ were observed, as well as the levels of relative air humidity of the interior, and the interior temperature. The measurement was carried out at night, when sleeping time was simulated, i.e. the resting period. The impact of plants did not significantly influence the CO₂reduction in the interior of the building. Regular airing is necessary for maintaining the hygienic limit of the concentration of CO_2.It is thus necessary to ensure this with the windows open during an unexpected power outage.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 752-753)

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1187-1190

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Zdenek Galda, Jiri Labudek, Veronika Sipkova*

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Carbon Dioxide, Electrical Current Outage, Passive House

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