Ismaiel et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Thermal resistance of masonry walls: a literature review on influence factors, evaluation, and improvementIsmaiel et al., 2022
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- Ismaiel M
- Chen Y
- Cruz-Noguez C
- Hagel M
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- Journal of Building Physics
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Increasing the thermal resistance of masonry wall systems is one of the effective ways to reduce energy consumption in the operation of masonry buildings. This increase is also demanded by newer, more stringent energy codes. However, the effective thermal …
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