Ventilation Rate Procedure

The Ventilation Rate Procedure is a method used in environmental and health assessments to determine how well a space exchanges air. It involves measuring how much fresh air is supplied and how quickly air is removed, ensuring proper airflow to maintain good air quality. This helps identify if a building's ventilation system is effective enough to reduce pollutants, control humidity, and provide a healthy indoor environment. Essentially, it quantifies the rate at which air enters and leaves a space, ensuring it meets safety and comfort standards.