CSA Z204 : 1994(R1999)

Technical Committee on Managing Indoor Air Quality
Preface
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Definitions and Abbreviations
3 Reference Publications
4 Responsibilities
   4.1 General
   4.2 Building Owner's Representative
   4.3 Architect
   4.4 Engineer
   4.5 Property Manager
   4.6 Building Operator
   4.7 Tenant
   4.8 Tenant Representative
5 Design Strategies
   5.1 General
   5.2 Source Control
   5.3 Mechanical Ventilation
   5.4 Natural Ventilation
6 NVAC Components
   6.1 Air Filters
   6.2 Humidifiers
   6.3 Ductwork
   6.4 HVAC Equipment Drainage
   6.5 Controls
7 Commissioning Process
   7.1 General
   7.2 Planning Phase
   7.3 Design Phase
   7.4 Construction Phase
   7.5 Commissioning Phase (Verification, Training,
        and Occupancy)
8 Building Operation and Maintenance
   8.1 General Criteria
   8.2 Operation
   8.3 Preventive Maintenance Program
9 Building Occupancy
Appendices
A - Discussion of "Acceptable Indoor Air Quality"
B - Bibliography

Defines acceptable indoor air quality, and provides methods to help achieve acceptable indoor air quality in office buildings, throughout the conception, design, construction, commissioning, operation, and maintenance stages. It applies to public-sector and private-sector buildings used mainly for office functions, and deals with contaminants normally found in these environments. Addresses indoor air quality issues such as ventilation and air distribution, temperature, relative humidity, air filtering, comfort, and the concentration of air contaminants.