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I have developed a model house by using PCM with melting temperature 26 C in the inner surface of the walls. Now, I want to use two different PCM layers, one is inner surface of the walls (26 C) and another PCM layer (28 C) is outer surface of the walls. Is it possible to simulate a house by using two different layers at two different melting temperatures?
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I have developed a model house by using PCM with melting temperature 26 C in the inner surface of the walls. Now, I want to use two different PCM layers, one is inner surface of the walls (26 C) and another PCM layer (28 C) is outer surface of the walls. Is it possible to simulate a house by using two different layers at two different melting temperatures?
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I have developed a model house by using PCM with melting temperature 26 C in the inner surface of the walls. Now, I want to use two different PCM layers, one is inner surface of the walls (26 C) and another PCM layer (28 C) is outer surface of the walls. Is it possible to simulate a house by using two different layers at two different melting temperatures?
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I have developed a model house by using PCM with melting temperature 26 C in the inner surface of the walls. Now, I want to use two different PCM layers, one is inner surface of the walls (26 C) and another PCM layer (28 C) is outer surface of the walls. Is it possible to simulate a house by using two different layers at two different melting temperatures?
