Building Energy Consumption Analysis, Energy Saving Measurements and Verification by Applying HAP Software

Building Energy Consumption Analysis, Energy Saving Measurements and Verification by Applying HAP Software
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应用HAP软件进行建筑能耗分析、节能测量和验证

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2017
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Z. Anwar
Z. Anwar
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Tauseef Aized;S. Mehmood;Z. Anwar

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