Development of Predictive Model for Indoor Environmental Quality - Bawa, John Agmada;Ayuba, P.;Akande, O.K.
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The global pharmaceuticals market worth increased to USD 1.17 trillion in 2021, resulting in increased Pharmaceutical Factory Building (PFB) projects. The PFB is a specialized and thermally controlled indoor environment. It is an enclosed indoor environment with the production area designed and constructed without windows, thereby limiting access to natural ventilation and lighting. Due to less attention paid to the Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ) of the PFB, it was found to impact on the productivity (health and wellbeing) of the workers who worked between 8-10 hours in the enclosed…mehr

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The global pharmaceuticals market worth increased to USD 1.17 trillion in 2021, resulting in increased Pharmaceutical Factory Building (PFB) projects. The PFB is a specialized and thermally controlled indoor environment. It is an enclosed indoor environment with the production area designed and constructed without windows, thereby limiting access to natural ventilation and lighting. Due to less attention paid to the Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ) of the PFB, it was found to impact on the productivity (health and wellbeing) of the workers who worked between 8-10 hours in the enclosed production area of the PFBs. It was also found to increase the energy consumption costs of production. The study investigated the influence of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) on workers' productivity (health and wellbeing) in PFB with a view to developing a predictive model for the IEQ of PFBs. A 13-month field survey was conducted using 7 devices on 14 PFBs in Nigeria, between Oct. 2020 and Nov.2021. The model was developed for PFBs users to improve workers' productivity.
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Dr. John Agmada Bawa, MNIA, earned his PhD in Architecture with a focus on IEQ. He has published several papers on the subject and is a certified architect. He is passionate about learning and imparting knowledge and has a happy family life with his wife, Dorothy, and their three children-Forty, Seven and Three.