We investigated the air quality in the museum's indoor space, where many people spend long periods of time. We focused on pollutants emitted by humans. We were interested in the impact of human density and ventilation on the air pollutant content. Based on measurements of CO2 and aerosols in the air when people are present in the room, we observed that, regardless of the ventilation method, the increase of one pollutant also indicates the increase of the other. The high density of people had a strong influence on the growth of both pollutants in the room, and the existing ventilation was not adequate for such a room load.
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