Swegon Air Academy
Swegon Air Academy is a platform for sharing objective knowledge about the indoor environment we live, sleep, work — and most importantly — breath in.
From air quality to healthy indoor environments, from ventilation to building systems, and from scientific findings to industry partnerships, we share with you our knowledge about the indoor climate, ventilation and peoples' well-being in buildings.
Are buildings with low humidity really healthy buildings?
Upcoming webinar | 13 December 2023 | 15:00-16:00 (CET)
Lecturers: Walter Hugentobler, Pawel Wargocki, Timo Schreck & Mikael Börjesson
In Northern Europe, the indoor relative humidity levels sometimes drop as low as 10-15% during winter (compared to the desired indoor relative humidity of 40-60%). Is it really healthy to be inside buildings with such low humidity levels? All about interesting facts, research and findings from the perspective of medicine, indoor environmental quality and building systems, including HVAC & ventilation.
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Updates & Insights
Good ventilation is always needed
As a proper ventilation keeps the air fresh in a building. Ventilation refers to the exchange of outdoor and indoor air. Good ventilation provides a healthy and productive environment.
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Indoor climate is invisible
A good indoor climate — for body and soul — is not too dry, nor too humid, it is just right, and, thus, unnoticeable.
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All about health, well-being and productivity
Our health, well-being and productivity is strongly influenced by the context of where we spend our time — where we live, sleep and work.
We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us.Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister
