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1) Künzel, H.M. Simultaneous heat and moisture transport in building components Dissertation. Stuttgart: Univ. of Stuttgart 1994
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3) Shibaike, H. Cooling effect for the nocturnal urban atmosphere provided by the reduced heat capacity of exterior finishes on buildings and pavements, 6th Japanese-German Meeting on Urban Climatology, 2012.
Table.1 Simplified Heat Release Amounts for Day Time and Night Time (W/m2)
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Figure 2: Temporal profiles for heat release amounts including HVAC energy consumptions
