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BUILDING SERVICES I INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN OFFICE/HEALTHCARE PREPARED BY: LOO SIAH MONG LEE FONG YEN CHAN YI FUNG GOH SONG KIT EE HUI TENG YEAP PHAY SHIAN

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BUILDING SERVICES I

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN OFFICE/HEALTHCARE

PREPARED BY:LOO SIAH MONGLEE FONG YENCHAN YI FUNGGOH SONG KITEE HUI TENGYEAP PHAY SHIAN

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INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (IEQ) IN OFFICE/HEALTHCARE

• Indoor Environmental Quality refers to:

The state of the air and environment that contribute to the health and comfort of occupants inside the buildings.

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IEQ IS DETERMIN

ED BY FACTORS INCLUDIN

G:

THERMAL COMFORT

LIGHTING

INDOOR AIR

QUALITY

ACOUSTICS

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SOURCES OF POOR INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

INADEQUATE VENTILATIO

N

INDOOR AIR POLLUTANTS

ACOUSTIC DISCOMFOR

T

BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINAN

TS

OUTDOOR AIR

POLLUTANTS

THERMAL DISCOMFOR

T

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SICK BUILDING SYNDROME

• Sick building syndrome (SBS) is the name used to describe a situation whereby the occupants of a building experience acute health or comfort related effects that seems to be linked directly to the time spent in the building.

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The symptoms of SBS may include:• Headache• Nausea • Aches and pains• Fatigue

SICK BUILDING SYNDROME

• Poor concentration• Shortness of breath• Eye and throat irritation• Irritated, blocked or runny nose• Skin irritation

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INTEGRATIVE DESIGN PROCESS

A combined IEQ team can

involve these profession with an aim which is to maximize the

comfort and health for occupants.

WORKPLACE SPECIALIST

INTERIOR DESIGNER

MECHANICAL, LIGHTING & ACOUSTICAL ENGINEERS

MAINTENANCE STAFF OCCUPANT

OWNER

FACILITY MANAGER

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IEQ MANAGEMENT PLAN

An IEQ management plan should:- • Include strategies to maintain air quality during

construction or renovation projects.• Integrate a green cleaning and integrated pest

management programme.• Incorporates occupant feedback for continuous

evaluation.

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BASIC INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

1. Dismantle and haul away existing air conditioner materials, and clear all related debris before starting the new install.

2. Acquire proper permits and schedule required inspections from the city where we live.

3. Install new ductwork (if indicated in proposal), or prepare existing ductwork for use with the new system. 

4. Properly position and place outdoor air conditioning unit.

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BASIC INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

5. Make proper and safe connections and determine the correct sizing for the electrical and refrigeration lines and piping.

6. Install a new thermostat or reuse the existing thermostat. 

7. Charge and start the new system according to manufacturer specifications.

8. Conduct a post-installation check or inspection before final inspection.

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CHOOSING THE RIGHT AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM

• Split Systems

Commonly used ventilation system

A split framework is an air-conditioning or warmth pump framework that utilizations refrigerant as the warmth trade liquid and has an evaporator, compressor, and condenser as independent parts.

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• Packaged Units

A package unit is the all-in-one heating and cooling system for homes that don't have a lot of room indoors for either a furnace and coil, or an air handler. 

Package units will contain all of their parts in one outdoor unit that sits on either the roof or to the side of a building.

CHOOSING THE RIGHT AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM

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ADVANTAGES OF IEQ

• Increase comfort• Decrease absence rates• Increase work performance• Pollutant inside building can be diminished• Maintain optimum temperature for workers• Improve overall thermal comfort• Decrease sick building syndrome

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DISADVANTAGES OF IEQ

• Cost of construction will be high• Maintenance cost is high• Hard to satisfy everyone’s desired temperature• Once the building is built, changing the existing

construction is very hard

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INDOOR ENVIRONMENT QUALITY (IEQ) ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM

• Air ConditionerThe main function of an air conditioning system is mainly to produce cool ventilation inside the building in which the heat is taken out from a certain location to give a chilled air effect.

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INDOOR ENVIRONMENT QUALITY (IEQ) ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM

• Daylight System

- A daylighting system consists of not only daylight apertures, such as skylights and windows but also comes with daylight responsive lighting control system.

- Working long term in electric lighting is believed to be deleterious to health, and working by daylight is believed to less stress and discomfort.

Tubular Daylighting

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INDOOR ENVIRONMENT QUALITY (IEQ) ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM

Skylight System & Fibre Optic Daylighting System

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INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (IEQ) IN OFFICE/HEALTHCARE

CASE STUDY

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INTRODUCTION• TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY LAKESIDE CAMPUS

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INTRODUCTIONTAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY LAKESIDE CAMPUSBLOCK C LEVEL 5 OFFICE

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INTRODUCTION• ASSUNTA HOSPITAL

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INTRODUCTIONASSUNTA HOSPITALOLD WING LEVEL 4 (MARIAM WARD) & NEW WING LEVEL 6 (MAWAR WARD)

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METHODOLOGY

A specific space is chosen from each of the building:Block C Level 5 (Taylor’s)Old Wing, level 4, Mariam Ward (Assunta)

Survey forms were distributed out to 30 male and female at each space

Aim: To study about the existence of Sick Building Syndrome.

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EXAMPLES OF SURVEY QUESTIONS

Question 1

The symptom that you face:

headache, drowsiness,

dizziness and irritation, cause by the working environment?

NOYES

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EXAMPLES OF SURVEY QUESTIONS

Question 5

Blocked vents due to dust,

files, and etc.?

NOYES

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EXAMPLES OF SURVEY QUESTIONS

Question 13

Is outdoor air actually

getting into the building?

NOYES

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OVERALL RESULTS

• Sick Building Syndrome exist in both of the locations.

Office

YesNo43.3%

56.7%

Healthcare

26.7%

73.3%

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POSSIBLE PROBLEMS

Block C Level 5• Transmission of Sickness• Irregular Cleaning that lead to SBS• Existing Machineries

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RECOMMENDATIONS

Air purifier

Thermostat

BLOCK C LEVEL 5

Upgrade thermosta

t

Installation of air purifier

Installation of more windows

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POSSIBLE PROBLEMS

Mariam Ward• Construction activities nearby• Insufficient HVAC System

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RECOMMENDATIONS

MARIAM WARD

HVAC System

Upgrade thermosta

t

Odour Control

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CONCLUSION

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN OFFICE/HEALTHCARE

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THANK YOU