CO₂ and indoor air quality: what the number actually tells you
Why CO₂ is often used as a ventilation indicator — and why it never tells the whole indoor-air-quality story.
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Clear, technical explanations of the measurements, methods and standards behind environmental performance — written for the people who have to act on the data.
Why CO₂ is often used as a ventilation indicator — and why it never tells the whole indoor-air-quality story.
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A snapshot describes a moment. Continuous data can describe behaviour, variability and occupied conditions.
Drift, cross-sensitivity and calibration: where compact devices may help and where stronger evidence is needed.
Design intent is a model. Operational performance is a measurement. The gap between them is where questions arise.
How measured data after handover can test ventilation, comfort and energy strategies in real use.
Boundary locations, particulate measurements, alerts and reporting shaped around the actual site context.
Classroom CO₂, temperature and particulates — what to consider, where to measure and how to interpret patterns.
How to plan environmental measurement so the method and evidence align with the applicable project requirements.
How a specialist monitoring partner can add measurement depth without adding permanent headcount.
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