Abstract
AbstractBased on the assumption of a nonuniform pollutant concentration distribution and stochastic determination of pollutant sources and receptors in indoor space, this study shows how to formulate the expected pollutant concentration observed by the receptors in the presence of an air cleaner, using adjoint concentration and parameters related to probability of pollutants passing through the cleaner. Using this formulation, the structure of the concentration reduction effect of the cleaner and its optimal placement are discussed. The studies with the formulation are also conducted under the assumption of instantaneous uniform diffusion and for a problem in one‐dimensional space.
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