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Limits for Cold, Heat and Humidity in Underground Shelters

C. P. Yaglou Harvard School of Public Health, 55 Shattuck St., Boston 15
Pages 110-115 | Received 26 May 1960, Published online: 10 Apr 2013

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DerekR. Smith. (2009) Highly Cited Articles in Environmental and Occupational Health, 1919–1960. Archives of Environmental & Occupational Health 64:sup1, pages 32-42.
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A. Mukhtar, M.Z. Yusoff & K.C. Ng. (2019) The potential influence of building optimization and passive design strategies on natural ventilation systems in underground buildings: The state of the art. Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology 92, pages 103065.
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