Prediction of zone temperatures, cooling loads and illuminances from numerical simulation of the interaction between fluorescent lighting and HVAC systems

Prediction of zone temperatures, cooling loads and illuminances from numerical simulation of the interaction between fluorescent lighting and HVAC systems

by Tse-Ming Chung

1998

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