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Ventilation and Air Cleaning for the Control of Indoor Body Odors - A Narrative Literature Review and Pilot Experimental Study

2025-10-20

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Exposure to human body odors indoors can result in discomfort, dissatisfaction and psychosomatic effects. Odorous bioeffluents can be classified as volatile or semi-volatile organic chemicals, and are usually at very low air concentrations. Building ventilation standards are designed to mitigate occupant dissatisfaction associated with such chemical exposure, and human odor sensory panels have been used for the as...

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9f19d365-76ac-572e-9260-efa20ad81b60
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10.20944/preprints202510.1584.v1
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