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clo [klō]
(engineering)
The amount of insulation which will maintain normal skin temperature of the human body when heat production is 50 kilogram-calories per meter squared per hour, air temperature is 70°F (21°C), and the air is still.
CLO
On drawings, abbr. for closet.
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