Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Assessment of student thermal comfort perception of spaces in education building with different ventilation strategies after COVID-19
Environmental comfort directly affects student learning. With the rapid increase in educational buildings, thermal comfort conditions, student performance, and work efficiency are very important. The impact of COVID-19 has changed comfort expectations in assessing indoor air quality. This study inve
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