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Light-scattering properties of a Venetian blind slat used for daylighting applications

The low cost, simplicity, and aesthetic appearance of external and internal shading devices, make them commonly used for daylighting and glare-control applications. Shading devices, such as Venetia ...

Jacob C. Jonsson | Annica M. Nilsson

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