Effect of soil moisture contents on thermal performance of earth-air-pipe heat exchanger for winter heating in arid climate: In situ measurement
Authors:
- Kamal Kumar AgrawalKAKamal Kumar Agrawal
- Tejpal YadavTYTejpal Yadav
- Rohit MisraRMRohit Misra
- Ghanshyam Das AgrawalGAGhanshyam Das Agrawal
- 1 January 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Geothermics
- Vol. 77, 12-23
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Funding Information
- AICTE, New Delhi (India) (8023/RID/RPS-45/2011-12)
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