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Intelligent phase change material envelopes for adaptive and predictive energy storage in smart buildings
Phase change materials (PCMs) can substantially reduce building energy demand through latent thermal energy storage, but conventional systems are constrained by passive operation and limited adaptability to varying climate, occupancy, and grid conditions. This field has been driven forward by recent
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