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Baseline Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Field Study in Occupied New U.S. Homes: Hot-Humid and Mixed-Humid Climates

This project is part of a national study aimed at characterizing indoor air quality in occupied homes. The homes will be up to current energy codes, and researchers will closely monitor the use and performance of mechanical ventilation systems in those homes. Indoor and outdoor air will be sampled for formaldehyde, nitrogen oxides, carbon dioxide, and particulates as part of the indoor air quality characterization.
https://energy.gov/eere/buildings/downloads/baseline-indoor-air-quality-iaq-fie…
Scope
Funded Performer
University of Central Florida
Agreement Total
$573,532
Match Total
$63,725
Project Start Date
Project End Date
Program Information
Funding Organization
Department of Energy
Program Area
Residential Buildings Integration
Sub-Program
Building America
Project Manager
Eric Werling
Agreement Type
Funding Opportunity
Project Details
Ongoing Initiative or Research Project
Research Project
Grid, Whole Building, or Technology
Technology
Technology Type
HVAC
Sub-Technology Type
HVAC - Ventilation
Building Type
Single Family,
Multifamily
New or Existing
New
DR Focus?
No
Code/Standard Focus?
No
Locale
BA Climate Region
Hot-Humid,
Mixed-Humid
City
Orlando
State
Florida