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It's not obvious to me why this doesn't make sense. What "Replacing the air fully" equates to in terms of volume is already a factor of the size of the room/ho
by anonymous_sorry 4y ago
It's not obvious to me why this doesn't make sense.
What "Replacing the air fully" equates to in terms of volume is already a factor of the size of the room/house.
You might want to know what volume of air that actually was to understand energy usage, but gp was talking about air quality, not energy efficiency.
- valenterry 4y ago> What "Replacing the air fully" equates to in terms of volume is already a factor of the size of the room/house. Exactly. If one person lives in a castle, do we need to replace all the air every hour? Certainly not. If we are talking about a person in a 5sqm room (for sleeping) then replacing all air every hour won't be sufficient. There are more factors besides the number of people and the air volume, but I really didn't want to go into so much detail.