Advancing Healthy Buildings: Key Insights on Residential Ventilation from AIVC TN68 AIVC TN68 Explore critical findings linking residential ventilation, indoor air quality (IAQ), and occupant health impacts. Access curated technical summaries, expert analysis, and foundational AIVC resources designed for professionals, academics, and policymakers. Register below for exclusive access to essential building science resources based on AIVC TN68. Register for Key AIVC Resources Access Technical Summaries Now Addressing Indoor Air Quality in High-Performance Buildings AIVC TN68 Modern energy efficiency measures often increase building airtightness, making effective residential ventilation critical for managing indoor air quality. Poor IAQ poses significant health impacts, driven by pollutants like particulate matter (PM2.5), Radon, VOCs (e.g., Formaldehyde), and NO2, often exceeding outdoor levels. Understanding these complex interactions is vital for building performance, occupant well-being, and developing evidence-based ventilation standards and public health policies. AIVC provides resources to navigate these challenges. Access the evidence base & pollutant mitigation strategies AIVC TN68

AIVC TN68

Residential Ventilation and Health

TN68: A Foundational Resource & Expert Collaboration on Ventilation & Health

Expert Dialogue: Applying TN68 Principles in Research & Practice

Your Technical Toolkit: Downloadable TN68 Summaries & Guides

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AIVC Technical Note 68

TN68: A Foundational Resource & Expert Collaboration on Ventilation & Health

AIVC Technical Note 68 (AIVC TN68) represents a landmark international collaboration, synthesizing evidence on residential ventilation and health. Edited by leading experts including Wouter Borsboom (TNO), Willem De Gids (VentGuide), Jennifer Logue & Max Sherman (LBNL), and Pawel Wargocki (DTU), TN68 introduced a crucial 'harm-based approach' for pollutant prioritization. This work significantly influences international ventilation standards (e.g., ASHRAE 62.2, EPBD) and provides a cornerstone for research and policy.

The official AIVC summary, VIP43, authored by Dr. Marie Coggins (NUI Galway) and Simon Jones (Air Quality Matters), offers accessible key findings.

AIVC Technical Note 68

Expert Dialogue: Applying TN68 Principles in Research & Practice

Go beyond the documents with insights from leading experts. Listen to our featured podcast episode where AIVC TN68 editor Pawel Wargocki and Ben Jones Nottingham Univeristy and Valerie Laprince, Cerema Hosted by VIP43 author Simon Jones discuss , its ongoing impact on ventilation standards, practical implementation challenges, and future directions in IAQ research.

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