The Benefits of Air Quality Sensors in Building Management

摘要

Good air quality in buildings is vital for people who spend much of the day indoors. We spend an average of 90 % of our time indoors, more than 20 hours in enclosed spaces. We breathe in almost 400 million litres of air in a lifetime to provide sufficient oxygen to stay alive. Indoor air quality does affect our health and therefore, badly managed air quality can have economic and legal implications. 1.Pollutants can cause or contribute to short and long-term health problems, including asthma, respiratory tract infections and allergic reactions etc. 2.Indoor air pollutants can cause discomfort, increase absenteeism and reduce productivity. 3.Poor indoor air quality strains relationships among employees, family members, teachers and students. 4.Indoor air quality problems can result in litigation.