Solar energy absorption by acrylic coatings—II: the effect of alternating environmental conditions

Solar energy absorption by acrylic coatings—II: the effect of alternating environmental conditions

Atmospheric corrosion of building materials is an enormously complex and interdisciplinary process. It affects not only the ability of building to perform over the prolonged period of time but also the overall energy consumption. The presented paper is a part of a larger study on application of acry...

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Veröffentlicht in:Building and environment 2004-11, Vol.39 (11), p.1321-1326
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