Optimized Indoor Daylight Exposure Through 2-Layered versus 3-Layered Window Glass in Residential Housing: Sleep, Visual Comfort and Energy Consumption

Klaus Martiny; Carlo Volf; Kjeld Johnsen; Paul Michael Petersen; Jacob Markvart; Anders Thorseth; Singe Dunker Svendsen; Stefan Vestergaard

Optimized Indoor Daylight Exposure Through 2-Layered versus 3-Layered Window Glass in Residential Housing: Sleep, Visual Comfort and Energy Consumption

Klaus Martiny, Carlo Volf, Kjeld Johnsen, Paul Michael Petersen, Jacob Markvart, Anders Thorseth, Singe Dunker Svendsen, Stefan Vestergaard

Department of Clinical Medicine

Original language	English
Publication date	Aug 2019
Publication status	Published - Aug 2019

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