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Home » Humidity Control, IAQ, and You (January 2001)
The Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) of the modern workplace has become increasingly important to the building owner, the tenant, and its employees. Because the average employee spends up to 95% of the time indoors, the environment can have a direct effect on health, comfort, and productivity.
Two of the primary factors that are required for a suitable indoor environment are temperature and relative humidity (rh). Temperature control is always a considered parameter when designing a workspace. However, proper control of rh and its relationship to Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) are overlooked many times.