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Uncertainties in energy consumption introduced by building operations and weather for a medium-size office building

Publication Type

Journal Article

Date Published

10/2012

Authors

Wang, Liping, Paul A Mathew, Xiufeng Pang

DOI

10.1016/j.enbuild.2012.06.017

Journal

Energy and Buildings

Volume

53

Year of Publication

2012

ISSN

03787788

Organization

Building Technologies Department, Building & Industrial Energy Systems Division, Simulation Research

Research Areas

Energy Efficiency, BTUS Modeling and Simulation, Building & Industrial Energy Systems Division, BTUS Energy Analytics

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