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Improving insulation and energy efficiency in arid climate buildings with palm fiber-reinforced adobe: Impact on thermal and mechanical properties
Improving the thermal insulation of contemporary cement buildings is a significant challenge, particularly in desert environments subject to high temperatures. Adobe, a raw earth-based material, represents a practical solution due to its natural thermal properties. However, its low mechanical streng
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