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Building Physics: Thermal Insulation and Heat Balance

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This lecture covers the principles of building physics, focusing on thermal insulation, heat balance, and energy efficiency in building envelopes. Topics include opaque and transparent parts, thermal resistance, conductance, insulation materials, and strategies for minimizing heat losses and maximizing energy efficiency.

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