HAL (France)
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Non-destructive evaluation of thermal conductivity of wood and insulation materials using permittivity measurements with ground penetrating radar
The accuracy and effectiveness of heat transfer predictions in construction materials are important for energy performance evaluation and provide significant insights in building inspections. However, directly establishing the thermal conductivity of building walls is challenging and time-consuming,
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