Journal Abbreviation : ‘J. Odor Indoor Environ.’ Frequency : Quarterly Doi Prefix : 10.15250/joie. ISSN : 2288-9167 (Print) / 2288-923X (Online) Year of Launching : 2014 Publisher : Korean Society of Odor Research and Engineering & Korean Society for Indoor Environment Indexed/Tracked/Covered By :
Bu Ju Gong1*·You Deog Hong1·Seok Jun Seo1·Young Hwan Kim2·Jin Seok Han3·Jae Hyeon Lim1·Dong Won Lee1·Ji Hyung Hong1
1National Institute of Environmental Research 2Environment and Bio Assessment Team, FITI Testing and Research Institution 3Department of Environmental and Energy Engineering, Anyang University
In this study, a correlation analysis of odor was performed in order to assess the reliability and the field applicabilityof the Odorous gas sensor for continuous real-time monitoring. Hydrogen sulfide was found to have a correlationof 41.5~65.8%, and Ammonia is was found to have very low correlation in less than 200ppb concentration.Reactivity evaluation result, hydrogen sulfide is the reactivity was higher than the low concentration condition of100ppb or less indicated by 31.3~36.4% in the 100ppb or more high density condition based on the referencedensity value. For ammonia was very low reactivity in the low-concentration conditions below 200ppb. TVOCand composite odor assessment did not occur Reactivity no reference concentration value, the specific comparisonbetween both sensors showed a similar trend. In the same Odorous gas sensor accuracy between the result,40.3~130.6% hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, 69.1~104.9%, TVOCs is 24.7~98.6%, exhibited human odor intensityfrom 5.5~33.2%.