For the building owner, administrator, or facilities manager who must deal with the realities of today's indoor environmental concerns, this fully updated reference is a practical, hands-on guide. You'll find readily applicable air quality control measures and preventative strategies that can head off the "headaches" -- both economic and legal -- that can grow out of an air quality problem. You'll also learn the critical aspects of complete response and step-by-step investigation tactics and tools. Specific symptoms of building-associated illnesses are detailed along with practical guidelines for identifying and controlling the associated pollutant or source of the problem.
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For the building owner, adminstrator or facility manager who must deal with the realities of today's indoor environmental concerns, this outstanding, fully updated reference will serve as a practical, hands-on guide. You'll find readily applicable air quality control measures and preventative strategies that can head off the "headaches"—both economic and legal—that can grow out of an air quality problem.
You'll also learn the critical aspects of complete response and step-by-step investigation tactics and tools. Specific symptoms of building-associated illnesses are detailed, along with practical guidelines for identifying and controlling the associated pollutant or source of the problem.
The revised second edition provides you with the results of a decade of new indoor air quality research and experience, as well as updated references and contacts, an uupdate on standards, a new chapter on filtration, the latest research results on causes of indoor air quality problems, and innovative new investigation strategies. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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I am a Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant and a board member of the American Indoor Air Quality Council. I have this book in my library.It's a technical read. Probably not recommended for the average consumer. A must have for the professional. You might think you know everything in this book. You probably do. But the diagrams, charts and discussions on how to investigate building related health complaints make a great reference. Dan Stih, author, Healthy Living Spaces: Top 10 Hazards Affecting Your Health
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indoor air quality procedure, managing indoor air quality, gaseous filtration, indoor air problems, air pathway, acceptable indoor air quality, ventilation effectiveness, diagnostic team, particulate filtration, humidifier fever, wet insulation, indoor environmental quality, operative temperatures, selective purchasing, unit ventilator, building related illnesses, quality indoor air, respirable particles, respirable particulates, contaminant control, outdoor air, thermal discomfort, indoor air pollutants, proactive monitoring, radon concentrations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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