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cord-286563-pv974q32	Kuo, Nae-Wen	Development and application of an integrated indoor air quality audit to an international hotel building in Taiwan	2007-12-20		.txt	text/plain	4446	217	53	Indoor air quality (IAQ) has begun to surface as an important issue that affects the comfort and health of people; however, there is little research concerned about the IAQ monitoring of hotels up to now. Hotels, one type commercial buildings, are designed to provide high levels of comfort for guests; however, the thermal comfort and inadequate indoor air quality are often complaints (Bohdanowicz and Martinac 2002) . Moreover, space conditioning (heating, cooling, and ventilation for the purpose of maintaining high standards of air quality and thermal comfort) typically accounts for about half the total energy consumed in hotels (Rada 1996) . In addition, the indoor air quality of hotel buildings affects the health of guests especially in bacteria sector. The recommended values of exposure for carbon monoxide should not exceed 2.0 ppm in Taiwan Chiang 2004) and Hong Kong (Indoor Air Quality Management Group 2003) .	./cache/cord-286563-pv974q32.txt	./txt/cord-286563-pv974q32.txt