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Bioclimatic Building Technology

Banyal et al., 2025

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12458388795822370665
Author
Banyal A
Singh D
Kumar R
Publication year
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Thermal Evaluation of Indoor Climate and Energy Storage in Buildings

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The environmental quality of buildings and urban living conditions has a profound impact on global climate change, particularly in megacities, where living conditions are rapidly deteriorating. The economic and social impacts of climate change are endangering the …
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