Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Effect of HVAC System Size on the Optimum Insulation Thickness of the Buildings in Different Climate Zones
Thermal insulation is one of the most effective methods of reducing energy consumption in buildings. Therefore, the parameters influencing the optimum insulation thickness are widely investigated. In this study, the optimum insulation thickness is obtained using the life cycle analysis method and th
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