1. Air pollution
Life would quickly become impossible in a fictitious living space that was perfectly sealed from the outside world, but the same would be true in a real space that was limited by porous walls. There are many sources of pollution.
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1.1.1 Occupant presence
A man's breathing gives off the following compounds: CO2 , H2O (vapor), H2 , P, S, fatty amines, etc. The quantities of CO2 released are as follows:
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(1) - Monographie de l'alvéole technique gaz. - 1980 Gaz de France (DEC-DETN) SDIG.
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(2) - IDEL'CIK (M.I.E.) - Mémento des pertes de charges – coefficients de pertes de charge régulières et de pertes de charge par frottement. - (traduit du russe par Mme MEURY) Paris Eyrolles...
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