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THERMAL COMFORT STUDIES SINCE 1958

W. V. Macfarlane Waite Institute, University of Adelaide
Pages 86-92 | Published online: 11 Oct 2011

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Jing Liu, Runming Yao & Rachel McCloy. (2013) An investigation of thermal comfort adaptation behaviour in office buildings in the UK. Indoor and Built Environment 23:5, pages 675-691.
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