Indoor temperature and relative humidity assessment of three construction systems for Dominican social housing in different micro-climates: A modelling study - Yokasta García Frómeta, Letzai Ruiz Valero, Jesús Cuadrado Rojo, 2019

Indoor temperature and relative humidity assessment of three construction systems for Dominican social housing in different micro-climates: A modelling study - Yokasta García Frómeta, Letzai Ruiz Valero, Jesús Cuadrado Rojo, 2019

Surrogate model of adaptive thermal comfort of a social housing in the Dominican Republic micro-climates a predictive approach toward sustainable bui

Indoor temperature and relative humidity assessment of three construction systems for Dominican social housing in different micro-climates: A modelling study - Yokasta García Frómeta, Letzai Ruiz Valero, Jesús Cuadrado Rojo, 2019

Indoor temperature and relative humidity assessment of three construction systems for Dominican social housing in different micro-climates: A modelling study

J. CUADRADO, Universidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, Leioa, UPV/EHU, Mechanic Engineering

Indoor temperature and relative humidity assessment of three construction systems for Dominican social housing in different micro-climates: A modelling study

Indoor temperature and relative humidity assessment of three construction systems for Dominican social housing in different micro-climates: A modelling study

Surrogate model of adaptive thermal comfort of a social housing in the Dominican Republic micro-climates a predictive approach toward sustainable bui

Energy consumption for each passive design strategy.

a) solar orientation of facades with openings pinting to north – south

Indoor temperature and relative humidity assessment of three construction systems for Dominican social housing in different micro-climates: A modelling study

Indoor temperature and relative humidity assessment of three construction systems for Dominican social housing in different micro-climates: A modelling study

Indoor temperature and relative humidity assessment of three construction systems for Dominican social housing in different micro-climates: A modelling study