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Source, Effect and Numerical Simulation of Indoor Inhalable Particulate Matter

Kang Yan-ming

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Indoor Inhalable particulate matter is one of the most important indoor air pollutants among all kinds of indoor air pollutant, Based on the source of the indoor air particulate matter, explains the effects, the distributions and motion patterns as well as, the importance of indoor air quality, the measurements, and the advantages disadvantages of assessment methods. Suggestions for further consideration are given.

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Key concepts: Particulates, Environmental science, Indoor air, Indoor air quality, Pollutant, Air pollutants, Air quality index, Environmental engineering