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Thermal bridging in buildings: A critical review of mechanisms, mitigation strategies, energy impacts, and research needs
The increasingly stringent energy and emission targets have made thermal bridging a critical consideration for building construction. Thermal bridging is excessive, localized heat flow through discontinuities in the insulation layer, such as at window and door assemblies, building envelope junctions
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