Impact of air velocity, temperature, humidity, and air on long-term voc emissions from building products
Atmospheric Environment
In: Atmospheric Environment, vol. 32, no. 14, pp. 2659 - 2668, 1998, ISSN: 1352-2310.
Editorial summary
Long-term FLEC measurements followed selected VOC emissions from five building products for up to 250 days under changes in air velocity, temperature, humidity and carrier gas. The results show that temperature and humidity effects depend strongly on the material and compound, while long-term primary emissions were comparatively insensitive to air velocity.
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FLEC use
Direct FLEC measurements
The authors directly used FLEC over long periods to study environmental effects on emissions from five products; FLEC was the applied measurement tool.