GB/T 17097-1997
AbolishedHygienic standard for sulfur dioxide in indoor air
室内空气中二氧化硫卫生标准
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the maximum allowable concentration of sulfur dioxide in indoor air, set at 0.15 mg/m³, and outlines the corresponding testing methods. It is applied in residential buildings, offices, schools, and public indoor spaces to assess and limit sulfur dioxide pollution from sources like coal combustion or outdoor infiltration. The standard serves as a health-based benchmark for indoor air quality monitoring and regulatory compliance in China.
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