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An Energy Efficiency and Cost Analysis of Utilizing High Intensity Profile UVC Systems on an Air Handling Unit Under a Cool-Humid Climate
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Optimizing Energy Efficiency: Daylighting's Impact on HVAC and Lighting Loads
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Design Guidelines for Timber Wall Construction Based on Site-Specific Interstitial Moisture Risk Analysis: Concerning ASHRAE Standard and High-Performance Building Standard
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Experimental Comparison of Solar Air Heater Collection Surface Materials with an Energy Model Application
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Challenges Preventing the Construction Industry from Fully Utilizing Prevention Through Design
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Experimental Analysis of the Thermal Performance of Plastic Bag Based Insulation
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Increasing the Energy Efficiency of Photovoltaic Cells by Modifying the Building Envelope
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Structural Analysis of Various Lateral Force Resisting System Configurations for Natural Disasters
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Comparison of Shading Devices’ Effect on Visual Comfort and Solar Heat Gain in Schools within Tropical Savanna Regions
Kaitlin Casey, ‘23
Analysis of the Flexural Rupture Limit State for Steel Connections Utilizing a Fiber Analysis
Austin Slagle, ‘23
Lighting Control Systems: An Energy Savings and Visual Comfort Comparison
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Investigating Emotional Response to Different Lighting Conditions
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Optimizing Daylighting in University Buildings: A Case Study of Lawrence Technological University’s Taubman Building
Leyna Best, ‘23
Revamping John Flynn’s Pilot Study on the Relationship Between Lighting Systems Design and Occupant Impressions
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Experimental Evaluation of Concentrically Loaded Bolt Group Failure Limit States
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Artificial Intelligence-Based Thermal Comfort Control Utilizing Infrared Array Sensor
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Development of Indoor Air Quality Control Systems through the Use of Occupancy Detection Systems
Brandon Garcia '22
Identification of Optimal Process and Criteria for the System’s Optimization, Configuration, Sources of Energy, Sizing, Modeling, and Control Strategies
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Reducing Visual Discomfort in College Gymnasiums: An Athlete's Perspective
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Predicting CO2 Levels in A Private Office Space with The Use of An Infrared Array Sensor
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Comprehensive Design Solution for A Photovoltaic Carport Installation at LTU
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Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis of Static Pressure Drop Across A 1.5 Smooth Radius Rectangular Elbow Under Varying Entering Flow Conditions
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Modeling Particle Dispersion Within Hospital Recovery Bays By Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Simulation
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Numerical Study of the Spread of Covid-19 in Classrooms using CFD Modeling
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Potential Energy Savings in An Academic Building: A Lighting and Occupancy Case Study
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Free Cooling CFD Analysis for Industrial Cooling System Application in Detroit, Michigan, USA
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Validation of Illuminance Values Obtained by HDRI Exterior Luminance Mapping
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Photometric Software Validation and Efficiency in Relation to the Lighting Design Workflow
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