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Deve lopm e nt of H e at ing a nd Cooling

Equat ions t o Pre dic t Cha nge s in Ene rgy

U se Due t o Cha nge s in Building Enve lope

T he r m a l Cha ra c t e rist ic s

I R C - I R - 6 5 6

C o r n i c k , S . ; S a n d e r , D . M .

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