ND-0097 · 2025 · Standard or guideline
ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2025: Ventilation and Acceptable Indoor Air Quality
ASHRAE. ASHRAE. 2025.
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What the study found
Specifies minimum ventilation and IAQ requirements for mechanical and natural ventilation systems.
Limitations
Minimum acceptable IAQ does not guarantee optimal cognitive performance or address every contaminant.
Neurodesign interpretation
Ventilation standards are infrastructure. Neurodesign adds the question of what happens to cognition, sleep and perception above the compliance floor.
Possible design implications
Cross-reference every air-quality design claim with both minimum standard requirements and health/cognition evidence.
Why it stays in the corpus
Retain as the current ventilation standard.
Study design
Consensus standard
Population
Building occupants
Setting
Nonresidential buildings
Field
Indoor air quality
Mechanism
Ventilation, contaminant dilution, source control
Spatial variable
Outdoor air, filtration, exhaust, humidity, controls
Keywords
ASHRAE 62.1, ventilation, IAQ, standard
indexed under
Spatial variable
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