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A new computational tool to assess the integrated ventilation, thermal and energy performance of a seasonal-adaptive double skin façade retrofit for warehouses in the UK
The growth of the industrial logistics sector in response to e-commerce demand in the UK has led to a construction boom of increasingly large storage and distribution warehouses yet little is understood about them from a building physics and energy efficiency standpoint. These modern warehouses offe
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