An exploration on the performance of using phase change humidity control material wallboards in office buildings
In this study, a composite double-layer wallboard with shape-stabilized phase change humidity control materials (PCHCM) has been proposed for building usage. This novel PCHCM can absorb/release both heat and moisture to moderate indoor hygrothermal environment. Based on a numerical analysis in an of...
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