El-Fadel M, El-Hougeiri N
Year:
2003
Bibliographic info:
Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 2003 Jul ; 18(7) , pp 513-522

This article is a study of the air quality at a bus terminal. Presence and concentration of indoor air quality indices were determined by field surveys and sampling. Bus emission rates, occupational exposure and ventilation requirements to have a correct indoor air quality were simulated by mathematical model.
The results show that the natural ventilation rates are too low for having a good indoor air quality, and that pollutants emission varies with the temperature.