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An integrated experimental and CFD study of airborne virus transmission and infection risk in street stores
Airborne diseases pose a serious public health threat, particularly in street stores characterized by frequent but short-duration customer visits. Unlike larger buildings, these small commercial spaces exhibit fluctuating and unpredictable occupancy patterns, creating unique virus transmission dynam
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