Thermal assessment of ambient pressure dried silica aerogel composite boards at laboratory and field scale
Authors:
- Roberto Garay MartinezRMRoberto Garay Martinez
- Eunate GoitiEGEunate Goiti
- Gudrun ReichenauerGRGudrun Reichenauer
- Shanyu ZhaoShanyu Zhao
- Matthias KoebelMKMatthias Koebel
- Aitor BarrioAitor Barrio
- 1 September 2016
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Energy and Buildings
- Vol. 128, 111-118
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Funding Information
- 7th EU Framework Program (260141)
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