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Journal Article
Contribution of Liquid Fuel-Fired Heating Equipment on Indoor Particulate Pollution
2026
Overview
Indoor sources of particulate air pollution can have significant health effects and are of broad concern. One potential source which has been identified is fuel-fired heating equipment. This study is specifically focused on liquid fuel-fired heaters as a potential source of indoor particulates. Most liquid fuel-fired heaters have flue barometric dampers which could potentially be a source of indoor particulate matter (PM) under cyclic operation. Low-cost PM sensors were deployed in 8 homes close to the heater and in other locations including the kitchen, near fireplaces, and outdoors. A key goal was to evaluate the relative importance of the liquid-fuel fired heater. The results showed a very strong impact on indoor PM of cooking operations (e.g. frying), indoor wood combustion, and outdoor peaks in PM. The liquid fuel-fired heaters were not found to be a significant source.
Publisher
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers, Inc
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