Residential heat comfort practices: understanding users

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Title	Residential heat comfort practices: understanding users
Publication Type	Journal Article
Year of Publication	2010
Authors	Gram-Hanssen, K
Journal	Building Research & InformationBuilding Research & Information
Volume	38
Pagination	175-186
Keywords	control systems, convention, domestic heating, energy demand, habits, indoor environment, inhabitant behaviour, thermal comfort

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