Data Analysis of Indoor Air Quality with and without HEPA Filter in Air Purifier (Study Case: East Jakarta Residential Area)
Muhammad Agni Catur Bhakti,
Tika Endah Lestari,
Wandy Wandy
Abstract:Humans in good health breathe air containing 21% oxygen 12 times per minute at rest. The number of breaths increases as people engage in activities. Humans need clean air to live. Therefore, measuring indoor and outdoor air quality is essential for a better lifestyle. Some circumstances and causes may impact the outcome in fine particulate matter PM2.5. Air purifiers and filtration systems were needed to be tested in East Jakarta, Indonesia, to improve indoor air quality. Different filter types are used to cat… Show more
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