Martha Hewett, Dave Bohac, P.E.
CEE secondhand smoke studies focused on particle and gas phase movement and the dynamics of contaminant transfer between units in multifamily buildings. Findings are informative for understanding air leakage and heat transfer in buildings, with major implications for indoor air quality and energy improvements.
REPORT: Particle Levels in a Minnesota Tribal Casino: A report for BMC Public Health (2016) REPORT: Secondhand Smoke Transfer and Reductions by Air Sealing and Ventilation in Multiunit Buildings: PFT and Nicotine Verification (2010)
REPORT: Measured Change in Multifamily Unit Air Leakage and Airflow Due to Air Sealing and Ventilation Treatments (2007) REPORT: Reduction of Environmental Tobacco Smoke Transfer in Minnesota Multifamily Buildings Using Air Sealing and Ventilation Treatments (2004) REPORT: Environmental Tobacco Smoke in Rental Housing - Perceived Problems & Interest in Smoke-Free Buildings (2002) REPORT: Survey of Minnesota Renters Regarding Secondhand Smoke Movement in Apartment Buildings and Interest in Smoke-Free Buildings (2001) REPORT: Survey of Multifamily Building Owners and Managers in Minnesota Regarding Movement of Secondhand Smoke in Buildings and Designation of Smoke-Free Buildings (2001)
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