Decreasing energy consumption in thermally non-insulated old house via refurbishment
Authors:
- Milorad BojićMBMilorad Bojić
- Slobodan DjordjevićSDSlobodan Djordjević
- Andreja StefanovićASAndreja Stefanović
- Marko MiletićMMMarko Miletić
- Dragan CvetkovićDCDragan Cvetković
- 1 November 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Energy and Buildings
- Vol. 54, 503-510
Abstract
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