V. An overview of thermal envelopes in federal buildings. Price, M. Diagnosing and curing medical facility odors through biofiltration and high-tech ventilation. Ozone, a by-product of any ionization process, chemically transforms some odorous compounds. However, ozone is both an indoor and outdoor air contaminant. Prolonged exposure to ozone at certain levels is believed to cause lung and tissue damage.
Regular maintenance seems to be the key, rather than periodic cleaning.
L. Preparing your building team to have right indoor air quality legal battle plan. During the past few years indoor air quality problems have become the source of considerable litigation. Personal injury, property damage, constructive eviction and design and construction defect claims may relate to indoor air quality problems. Workers are suing manufacturers of excessively noisy products. These manufacturers then seek to enforce coverage under policies that may be decades old.