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Wastewater heat recovery systems for sustainable building energy efficiency and decarbonization: A comprehensive review with practical insights
Growing energy demand and carbon emissions pose a major challenge to the building environment, particularly in addressing heating and cooling needs sustainably. In this context, wastewater is recognized as an unconventional and largely untapped thermal energy resource due to its consistent supply an
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