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Adaptive Thermal Mass in Regenerative Urban Infrastructure: A Dynamic Simulation Study of Climate-Responsive Ventilation Strategies
This study investigates the interaction between thermal mass and natural ventilation in free-running primary school classrooms in a hot-humid tropical climate. Field measurements from six paired Interlocking Compressed Earth Block (ICEB) and Sandcrete Block (SCB) classroom sites
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