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Here in The Netherlands for classrooms we have regulations that aim for a classroom to stay below 950ppm CO2. I think almost every high school kid can remember
by jorvi 3y ago
Here in The Netherlands for classrooms we have regulations that aim for a classroom to stay below 950ppm CO2. I think almost every high school kid can remember how drowsy a full, poorly ventilated classroom would get.
Like I said I’m usually a scientific man but this is such a basic thing that anyone with any daily life experience would immediately recognize this 4000ppm (or whatever) as wrong.
Humans are also quite sensitive to noticing when a room is “stuffy”, so, yeah.
- maxerickson 3y agoWhat's the typical temperature change associated with opening the window?
- cameronh90 3y agoStuffiness is mostly a function of humidity. The problem with these casual discussions about CO2 levels is they don’t control for other factors. Opening a window definitely wakes you up, but is it the cold breeze or the CO2?