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Basement fallout shelter climate studies, 1961
The indoor climate in a shelter as in any building results basically from the balance of heat, air and moisture exchanges between the enclosed space and its surroundings. These factors are usually highly inter-related. The level of concentration of contaminants such as odours, carbon dioxide and car
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