Jommi Suonketo
Tampere University of Technology
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Applied and Environmental Microbiology | 2002
Anna-Mari Pessi; Jommi Suonketo; Matti Pentti; Mika Kurkilahti; T. Kaija Peltola; Auli Rantio-Lehtimäki
ABSTRACT The association between moisture-related microbial growth (mesophilic fungi and bacteria) within insulated exterior walls and microbial concentrations in the indoor air was studied. The studied apartment buildings with precast concrete external walls were situated in a subarctic zone. Actinomycetes in the insulation layer were found to have increased concentrations in the indoor air. The moisture content of the indoor air significantly affected all measurable airborne concentrations.
Archive | 2016
Petri Annila; Jukka Lahdensivu; Jommi Suonketo; Matti Pentti
This study analysed the moisture performance assessment reports of 76 buildings: 56 schools, nine healthcare buildings, three daycare centres and five office buildings. The researchers’ practical experiences from moisture performance assessments were also made use of in the study. The aim of this study was to determine the methods used to detect moisture and mould damage in the building stock. The results of the study show that most moisture and mould damage is detected by a surface moisture indicator (Annila et al. in Proceedings of the 1st international symposium on building pathology, pp 115–122, 2015a). That is an important finding since these indicators enable easy measuring of large sections of structures and targeting of more detailed inspections, moisture measurements and material samplings based on mapping with them.
Archive | 2016
Tero Marttila; Petri Annila; Paavo Kero; Jommi Suonketo
Moisture and mould damage in structures are causing health issues in many schools, kindergartens, hospitals and other public buildings in Finland. The Finnish Government required quality assurance procedures in a terms and conditions of the state grants that were handed out from the supplementary budgets of 2012 and 2013. Meaning of the measures was to secure successful outcome in removing the indoor air quality (IAQ) problems of the building and also to help Regional State Administrative Agencies in allocation of the grants. This research studied the benefits and impact of the process.
Environmental Health Perspectives | 1999
Ulla Haverinen; Tuula Husman; Mika Toivola; Jommi Suonketo; Matti Pentti; Ralf Lindberg; Jouni Leinonen; Teija Meklin; Aino Nevalainen
Case Studies in Construction Materials | 2017
Petri Annila; Matti Hellemaa; Toni A. Pakkala; Jukka Lahdensivu; Jommi Suonketo; Matti Pentti
Archive | 2015
Tero Marttila; Petri Annila; Paavo Kero; Jommi Suonketo; Satu Heino; Matti Pentti
Archive | 2013
Juha Vinha; Anssi Laukkarinen; Mikael Mäkitalo; Sakari Nurmi; Petteri Huttunen; Tomi Pakkanen; Paavo Kero; Elina Manelius; Jukka Lahdensivu; Arto Köliö; Kimmo Lähdesmäki; Jarkko Piironen; Vesa Kuhno; Matti Pirinen; Anu Aaltonen; Jommi Suonketo; Juha Jokisalo; Olli Teriö; Anssi Koskenvesa; Tuomas Palolahti
Journal of building engineering | 2018
Petri Annila; Jukka Lahdensivu; Jommi Suonketo; Matti Pentti; Juha Vinha
Procedia environmental sciences | 2017
Tero Marttila; Petri Annila; Jommi Suonketo; Paavo Kero; Matti Pentti
Archive | 2017
Tero Marttila; Paavo Kero; Juha Pekkanen; Sari Ung-Lanki; Jussi Lampi; Hanna Leppänen; Kaisa Jalkanen; Mari Turunen; Ulla Haverinen-Shaughnessy; Petri Annila; Jommi Suonketo; Jussi Niemi