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Schematic diagram.

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Basic processes of heat transfer in building envelope structures and their primary modes of heat transfer.

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Fig 2.

Heat transfer of material layers in opaque envelope.

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Fig 3.

Plan of bidirectional cabin at Anhui Jianzhu University.

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Table 2.

Physical property parameters table of GXPS and SEPS thermal insulation boards.

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Table 3.

Climatic characteristic parameter table for typical South-Central Anhui Cities.

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Table 4.

Bidirectional chamber experimental conditions table.

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Table 5.

Experimental equipment selected.

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Fig 4.

Layout of points on external foundation wall.

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Fig 5.

Layout of points between panel and foundation wall.

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Fig 6.

Layout of points on internal GXPS board.

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Fig 7.

Layout of points on internal GXPS board.

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Fig 8.

Layout of points on outer surface of external concrete warehouse.

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Fig 9.

Layout of points between slab and foundation wall.

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Fig 10.

Layout of points on internal warehouse slab.

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Fig 11.

Condition B elevation drawing.

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Fig 12.

Condition C elevation drawing.

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Fig 13.

On-site measurement point layout.

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Fig 14.

Temperatures of points in environmental warehouse (A).

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Fig 15.

Instant thermal response of three interfaces (A).

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Fig 16.

Temperature curves of GXPS (B1C1).

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Fig 17.

Temperature curves of SEPS (B1C1).

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Fig 18.

Temperature variation of GXPS (B2,C2).

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Fig 19.

Temperature variation of SEPS (B2,C2).

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Fig 20.

Temperature variation of GXPS (B3,C3).

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Fig 21.

Temperature variation of SEPS (B3,C3).

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Table 6.

Thermal conductivity of GXPS board under various operating conditions.

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Table 7.

Thermal conductivity of SEPS board under various operating conditions.

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Fig 22.

GXPS Heat flux vs conductivity (B1).

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Fig 23.

GXPS Heat flux vs conductivity (B2).

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Fig 24.

GXPS Heat flux vs conductivity (B3).

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Fig 25.

SEPS Heat flux vs conductivity (C1).

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Fig 26.

SEPS Heat flux vs conductivity (C2).

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Fig 27.

SEPS Heat flux vs conductivity (C3).

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Fig 28.

Average temperature variation of points (C1–C3).

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Fig 29.

3D Model diagram.

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Table 8.

Parameters of exterior wall materials.

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Table 9.

Floor material parameter table.

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Table 10.

Exterior window parameter table.

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Table 11.

Roof material parameter table.

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Fig 30.

Annual cooling and heating load of building (different conditions).

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Fig 31.

Total building load and energy saving rate (different conditions).

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Table 12.

Different thicknesses of insulation materials: Wall simulation conditions.

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Fig 32.

Impact of insulation thickness on annual building load).

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