HVAC Characteristics And Occupant Health
Journal Article by ASHRAE, 2002
W.K. Sieber, M.R. Petersen, L.T. Stayner, R. Malkin, M.J. Mendell, K.M. Wallingford, T.G. Wilcox, M.S. Crandall, and L. Reed
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Recently, increasing health complaints among workers in indoor, nonindustrial environments have prompted research to identify factors associated with these complaints. This article summarizes a study,1,2 based on surveys including 2,435 workers in 80 office buildings, of the associations between HVAC design and maintenance characteristics or building maintenance characteristics and work-related lower respiratory symptoms, allergic symptoms, and asthma development.
Citation: ASHRAE Journal, vol. 44, no. 9, September 2002
