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Climate-adaptive thermal behaviour of Howzkhaneh passive cooling systems under diverse climatic conditions
The Howzkhaneh is an indigenous passive cooling design that uses an indoor central pool to maintain the indoor climate through natural ventilation and evaporative cooling. Systematic investigations of their thermal performance across various climatic regions are scarce, even though they have histori
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