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International Journal of Civil, Environmental, Structural, Construction and Architectural Engineering Vol:5, No:12, 2011
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I. INTRODUCTION
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Fig. 2 Dwellings are oriented and clustered for solar heat gain
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D.Flooring
In the ground level mud & cow-dung were used for flooring
above the plinth made of random rubble masonry. The upper
floors are made of timber planks and timber-joists, shown in
fig. 6. The use of timber also prevents / reduces heat-gain and
heat-loss through floors to a great extent.
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VI. CONCLUSION
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