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To evaluate the separate impacts on human health and establish effective control strategies, it is crucial to estimate the contribution of outdoor infiltration and indoor emission to indoor PM2.5 in buildings. This study used an algorithm to automatically estimate the long‐term time‐resolved indoor PM2.5 of outdoor and indoor origin in real apartments with natural ventilation. The inputs for the algorithm...
Experimental studies on indoor fine particles were performed in actual commercial offices in six Chinese cities: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Shijiazhuang and Chengdu. Particle introduced through outdoor air supply (OA) system was the most significant contributor to indoor PM2.5. In most cases, the OA systems of the six office buildings could not provide enough protection for staff. The...
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