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age of air: a standalone construct

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age of air1 CONSTRUCTAge of airSANDBERG · BUILDING PHYSICS

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Building physics

the average time air at a point has spent in a room since entering, used to judge how well ventilation reaches each location.

In building physics, age of air refers to the average time air at a point has spent in a room since entering, used to judge how well ventilation reaches each location. This meaning comes from Sandberg (1981) in Building and Environment.[1]

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  1. Sandberg, M. (1981). What is ventilation efficiency? Building and Environment, 16(2), 123-135. https://doi.org/10.1016/0360-1323(81)90028-7

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