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Measurement of combustion products from a gas cooking stove in a two-storey house

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Conference77th Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association, June 24, 1984, San Francisco, California, United States
SubjectCombustion; gas cookers; air quality; air infiltration; combustion fumes; energy efficient test home; air contaminant levels; air infiltration rate; various range hood exhaust rates; carbon monoxide diurnal level profile
Abstract
Tests carried out in a two-storey energy-efficient test house to determine the relation between air contaminant levels from gas stove operating and air infiltration rate are reported. Also, tests conducted with the range hood operating at various exhaust rates are reported. The calculated diurnal profile of CO generated from a typical cooking schedule indicated that progressive build-up of combustion products can occur at low house air infiltration rate.
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  • Proceedings of the 77th Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association: 24 June 1984, San Francisco, CA, USA 2 (1984): 84–32.5, 1-13.
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IdentifierDBR-P-1242
NRC numberNRCC 23830
NRC-IRC-3925
NPARC number20375145
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