Influence of Plants on the CO2 Concentration in the Passive House

Veronika Šípková; Zdenek Galda; Jiri Labudek; David Hibler

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1020.524

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Influence of Plants on the CO₂ Concentration in the Passive House

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The main point of this article is the analysis of the plants influence on the indoor microclimate duality in the passive house, above all the influence on the CO₂ concentration. The measurements were made in the experimental passive house in the area of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, VSB – Technical University of Ostrava in the spring months. The volumes of CO₂ were analyzed during the many nights, in the room always with two men. In the first was made the measurement without the plants and then during the next measurements were added plants into the referential room which change the CO₂ onto oxygen. During the separate measurements were changed quantities of the green parts (of plants) where the photosynthesis change the CO₂ onto O₂. In the second measurement was the blade area approximately equal to body area of the bigger participant and in the third measurement was the blade area approximately equal to sum of the bodies of both participants of the experiment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1020)

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Veronika Šípková*, Zdenek Galda, Jiri Labudek, David Hibler

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Carbon Dioxide, Microclimate, Passive House, Plants

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