Tze-Li Liu's research while affiliated with Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung and other places
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Radon-222 contributes to half of the natural radiation exposure of humans and is one of the main causes of lung cancer. Of particular importance for humans is the exposure to radon-222 indoors, which enters living and working areas from the soil air, e.g. through cracks in the foundations of buildings. An easy and efficient way to minimise indoor r...
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... Decentralized ventilation is a system that uses several smaller ventilation units that are dispersed throughout the facility. In other words, decentralization involves the use of multiple small-capacity units that can be applied to individual rooms [51][52][53][54], and, as a result, form a system or systems in which the division of rooms into zones served by separate units has been made [55]. In addition, unlike central systems, most often decentralized, wall-mounted, distributed systems do not take up as much space. ...