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A new method, c-history based sink effect method, of determining key physical properties of VOC emission from dry building materials
Zhang, YP ; Luo, XX ; Wang, XK ; Zhen, HD ; Xu, Y
2010-05-10 ; 2010-05-10
会议名称BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH, PROCEEDINGS ; 2nd International Conference on Built Environment and Public Health (BEPH 2004) ; Shantou, PEOPLES R CHINA ; Web of Science
关键词volatile organic compounds building material emission sink effect VOLATILE ORGANIC-COMPOUNDS MODEL Engineering, Environmental Environmental Sciences
中文摘要A new method, C-history based sink effect method, of determining the key parameters (partition coefficient, K, and diffusion coefficient, D) of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emission from dry building materials is developed. Different from the conventional methods, the method applies an air-tight chamber and is based upon our improved VOC emission model which considers the arbitrary initial VOC concentration distribution. It is of the following salient features: the test rig is simple, the temperature of the chamber air can easily be controlled and the measurement period is shorter. In order to improve the measurement precision, some pre-treatment for the samples tested (e.g., sealing the sample in an air-tight bag for a period) should be taken. The method is helpful for study the characteristics of VOC emissions from building materials.
会议录出版者CHINA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PRESS ; BEIJING ; 8 BEIGANGZIJIE, CHONGWENMEN, BEIJING 100062, PEOPLES R CHINA
语种英语 ; 英语
内容类型会议论文
源URL[http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/19711]  
专题清华大学
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Zhang, YP,Luo, XX,Wang, XK,et al. A new method, c-history based sink effect method, of determining key physical properties of VOC emission from dry building materials[C]. 见:BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH, PROCEEDINGS, 2nd International Conference on Built Environment and Public Health (BEPH 2004), Shantou, PEOPLES R CHINA, Web of Science.
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