Thermal evaluation of a Room coupled with a Double Glazing Window with/without a solar control film for Mexico

Xamán, J.; Olazo-Gómez, Y.; Zavala-Guillén, I.; Hernández-Pérez, I.; Aguilar, Javier; Hinojosa, J.F.

doi:10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2016.08.156

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“…Widely available glazings are double pane and single pane. Constant transparency single and double-glazing does not perform satisfactory to reduce building energy demand and thermal comfort [1] as admitted solar radiation is diurnal in nature.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Durability of switching behaviour after outdoor exposure for a suspended particle device switchable glazing

Ghosh¹,

Norton²

2017

Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Durability of switching behaviour after outdoor exposure for a suspended particle device switchable glazing

Ghosh¹,

Norton²

2017

Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells

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“…For example, Giménez's study thermally analyzes a glass with a circulating water chamber that reduces cooling consumption by attenuating solar gains in the glazing with minimum consumption in the recirculation pump [34]. Similarly, the Pérez-Pujazón study utilizes this same typology of glazing including an air conditioning and/or heating system of renewable energy to justify a viable alternative for near-zero energy buildings [35]. Research has also been conducted concerning glazing with phase change materials in the chambers between the panes, leading to better results than traditional glass as it partly prevents the transmission of solar gains to the interior [36].…”

Section: Preliminary Theoretical Analysis Of Passive Strategies In Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Thermal Behavior in Glass Houses through the Analysis of Scale Models

2021

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Reducing energy expenditure in the construction sector requires the implementation of passive strategies in buildings. In Spain, consumption is centered on air conditioning systems associated with the demand for the building’s thermal envelope. A critical point of the enclosures is represented by glazed holes where much of the energy that is consumed is lost; however, homes increasingly tend to have large window openings due to the comfort and visual well-being they provide to users. In this study, we focus on an extreme case, analyzing a fully glazed house in its four orientations. It is necessary to evaluate the most energy efficient passive strategy for this type of construction. The results are based on the temperature analysis obtained during the monitoring of two scale models of a glass house. The results indicate that solar control foil glasses perform better in warmer weather stations. Regarding the cantilever installation, it influences the interior temperature and the central hours of the day, mitigating the increase in temperature as well as slowing the nighttime cooling.

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“…For instance, a filter can be designed to block infrared light and the heat it transmits while maintaining high transmittance for visible light. Depending on the location of the deposited metallic layers, these advanced glasses can attenuate infrared light in a hot climate (solar control glass) or prevent thermal losses in cold weather (low emissivity glass) [7][8] [9]. This technology and the comfort it provides has been applied to different means of transport, especially trains and trams.…”

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confidence: 99%

Study of optical, thermal and radio frequency properties of low emissivity coatings with frequency selective surfaces

Alcain¹,

Carretero²,

Chueca³

et al. 2021

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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The use of frequency selective surfaces (FSSs) defined on railcar windows with a metallic low-e coating to improve the reception of mobile communications signals is becoming ever more common. The proximity of the glass to the passenger in this scenario has introduced a new parameter to consider, aesthetics. This paper presents a complete study of the development of a FSS defined by laser ablation, considering all current requirements. The fabricated samples will be characterized in the optical and radiofrequency ranges of the spectrum. Also, by means of an electron microscope, the chemical elements of each area of the samples will be quantified, in order to study the ablation process. New samples will be made using these parameters, and its performance according to specifications verified. These data will be correlated, using digital image processing, to the aesthetic impact of the engraved FSS, as confirmation of the optimal laser configuration.

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Thermal evaluation of a Room coupled with a Double Glazing Window with/without a solar control film for Mexico

Cited by 45 publications

References 30 publications

Durability of switching behaviour after outdoor exposure for a suspended particle device switchable glazing

Durability of switching behaviour after outdoor exposure for a suspended particle device switchable glazing

Thermal Behavior in Glass Houses through the Analysis of Scale Models

Study of optical, thermal and radio frequency properties of low emissivity coatings with frequency selective surfaces

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