Lecture

Building Physics: Thermal Comfort

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This lecture covers the impact of night protection on transparent and opaque parts of buildings, heat flow, natural lighting, thermal bridges, passive solar facades, thermal comfort, and risks of overheating. It also discusses hygrothermal comfort, metabolic activity, clothing, and the comfort zone.

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