Study Of Chemical Properties Of Indoor Air Quality At UTeM Library

Sulong, Mohd Faez Azrin (2019) Study Of Chemical Properties Of Indoor Air Quality At UTeM Library. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) refers to the air quality in and around buildings and structures, particularly as it relates to the occupant’s health and comfort. The guidelines for selected pollutants (chemicals) for indoor air quality of the World Health Organization are intended to prevent health risks from these pollutants, which are often present indoors in health-care concentrations. The IAQ levels has a standard that Industry Code of Practice on Indoor Air Quality 2010 (ICOP 2010) has stated. It will be compared with the data collected. The indoor environment in any building depends on how the building system, where the building was constructed, what the building materials, processes and activities were in the building and the occupants of the building. Four elements involved in developing indoor air quality problems, which are sources, the building's HVAC system, pathway, and occupants. Source is when the source of contaminants comes from the building's inside, outside, or mechanical system. The result of indoor air quality chemical parameter from the study shows that both of Administration Unit and Reference Unit at UTeM Library were below the maximum range from Industry Code of Practice (ICOP) 2010. The concentration of carbon dioxide and PM 2.5 experienced fluctuations from morning to evening

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