Analysis of Indoor Air Pollution by CO and VOC in a Smart Building

The article analyses the changes over time of two parameters (CO and VOC) measured by a new indoor air pollution sensor. For this research, measurement data gathered from a selected indoor room over a four-week period were used. The measurements were divided into four different stages. Stage 1: The ventilation system in the investigated room was operational, while the complex air treatment device was not. Stage 2: Neither the ventilation system nor the complex air treatment device was functioning in the room. Stage 3: The complex air treatment device was operational, and the ventilation system was also working. Stage 4: Both the complex air treatment device and the ventilation system were operational in the room. Additionally, due to the quarantine announced in Lithuania during the COVID-19 pandemic, employees were not present in the workplace. The study determines the interdependence of the parameters recorded by the air pollution sensor and how they change over time.

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Rocznik Ochrona Środowiska
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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.54740/ros.2025.031
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Energy and Environmental Systems
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Analysis of Indoor Air Pollution by CO and VOC in a Smart Building

Dainius Paliulis
Rocznik Ochrona Środowiska
Energy and Environmental Systems
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Analysis of Indoor Air Pollution by CO and VOC in a Smart Building

Dainius Paliulis
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Abstract

The article analyses the changes over time of two parameters (CO and VOC) measured by a new indoor air pollution sensor. For this research, measurement data gathered from a selected indoor room over a four-week period were used. The measurements were divided into four different stages. Stage 1: The ventilation system in the investigated room was operational, while the complex air treatment device was not. Stage 2: Neither the ventilation system nor the complex air treatment device was functioning in the room. Stage 3: The complex air treatment device was operational, and the ventilation system was also working. Stage 4: Both the complex air treatment device and the ventilation system were operational in the room. Additionally, due to the quarantine announced in Lithuania during the COVID-19 pandemic, employees were not present in the workplace. The study determines the interdependence of the parameters recorded by the air pollution sensor and how they change over time.

Rocznik Ochrona ŚrodowiskaVol. 27
Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (LT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Energy and Environmental Systems
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