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Vulnerabilities, extreme weather and temporal tensions as experienced by construction workers in the Swedish construction sector. [PDF]
PLoS OneNilsson B, Lundgren AS, Lönnroth J.
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Scanned SQUID microscope with high-speed electrical connectivity. [PDF]
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A healthy cities agenda for extreme heat adaptation in urban settings. [PDF]
Bull World Health OrganNasari A, Marzouk S.
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Technical Advances in the EU Cool Roof Project
Proceedings of the EuroSun 2010 Conference, 2010 Cool materials keep the roof cool under the sun by reflecting the solar radiation away from the building and radiating the stored heat away during night time. The potential of the technology is very promising at EU level and, in particular, in the Mediterranean area.
Zinzi, Michele +5 more
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Cool roof technology in London: An experimental and modelling study [PDF]
Energy and Buildings, 2013 This is the post-print version of the final paper published in Journal of Energy and Buildings. The published article is available from the link below. Changes resulting from the publishing process, such as peer review, editing, corrections, structural ...
Maria Kolokotroni, R Giridharan
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Applied Energy, 2019 A new cool roof with potential to generate significant energy savings in buildings has been developed from a metamaterial film named as RadiCold. Considering that the RadiCold film has unique optical and thermal characteristics and the current Roof ...
Gang Tan +2 more
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Optimization of cool roof and night ventilation in office buildings: A case study in Xiamen, China [PDF]
Renewable Energy, 2020 Increasing roof albedo (using a “cool” roof) and night ventilation are passive cooling technologies that can reduce the cooling loads in buildings, but existing studies have not comprehensively explored the potential benefits of integrating these two ...
Dachuan Shi +2 more
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Above-roof air temperature effects on HVAC and cool roof performance: Experiments and development of a predictive model [PDF]
Energy and Buildings, 2020 In building performance simulations it is typically assumed that outdoor HVAC equipment is exposed to air at the outdoor ‘ambient’ temperature, obtained from a weather file.
Zhenjun Ma +2 more
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Thermal Effects of Dew on Cool Roofs and Conventional Roofs in Building Performance Simulations
Energy and Buildings, 2022This paper presents a numerical investigation of dew formation on the roofs of buildings, and its influence on building thermal and energy performance. A new semi-analytical model was developed to evaluate the effects of rooftop dew, including the release/absorption of latent heat due to condensation/evaporation, the variation of apparent thermal ...
Lin, Wenye +4 more
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