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What are the characteristics of hollow glass built-in louvers?
1. Features of built-in louvers in insulating glass - energy saving
Hollow louver glass is made of high-quality double-layer tempered glass composite with built-in imported aluminum louver and single handle magnetic control mechanism. In the summer, when the louver is adjusted to the closed state, the direct sunlight can be blocked, the convection of the hot and cold air can be blocked, and the energy consumption of the indoor air conditioner can be greatly reduced.
2, hollow glass built-in louver features - dust, smoke, smoke and pollution
The product has the advantages of dustproof, smokeproof and anti-pollution. At the same time, due to the use of high-tech magnetic induction transmission system, the closing and opening of the louver is easier, and the louver does not need to be cleaned, saving time, labor and effort. The effect of money. The built-in louvered insulating glass door and window system creates a private and intimate space while unconsciously bringing you a quiet, comfortable and healthy environment.
3, hollow glass built-in louver features - fire resistance
In any building, traditional curtains are flammable, and in the event of a fire, curtains made of cloth, chemical fiber and other materials will release a large amount of toxic fumes when burned, causing indoor suffocation and casualties. The built-in louvered insulating glass is not only burnt by open flames, but also does not release smoke in the fire. Double-layer tempered glass and built-in aluminum-magnesium louver also have the function of blocking flame transmission, effectively reducing the incidence of fire, and is a reliable fireproof product.
4, hollow glass built-in louver features - sound insulation
According to the test, the insulating glass generally reduces the noise transmitted indoors to the room by about 25 decibels, while the single-handle magnetron built-in louver insulating glass will reduce the indoor noise and reduce the noise to 36 decibels, ensuring perfect sound insulation.
5, hollow glass built-in louver features - anti-frost
In areas where the winter is colder, due to the large temperature difference between indoor and outdoor, frost glazing occurs in the general glass door and window system. The built-in louver insulating glass door and window system, due to its good air tightness and water tightness, isolates the phenomenon of moisture, effectively avoiding the freezing frost on the door and window glass system.
What is the principle of built-in louvers in insulating glass?
Radiation transfer
Radiation transfer is the transfer of energy through radiation in the form of radiation, including radiation from visible light, infrared light, and ultraviolet light, just like the transmission of sunlight. A properly configured insulating glass and a reasonable thickness of the insulating glass spacer layer can reduce the transmission of energy through the radiation form to a large extent, thereby reducing the energy loss.
2. Convection transmission
Convective transfer is due to the temperature difference between the two sides of the glass, causing the air to fall on the cold side and rise on the hot side, resulting in convection of the air, resulting in the loss of energy.
3. Conduction transfer
Conduction transfer is the movement of the molecules of the object, which drives the energy to move, and achieves the purpose of transmission, just like cooking with iron pots and soldering things with electric iron. The conduction of energy through the insulating glass is through the glass and its interior. The air is done.
The above is a brief introduction to the characteristics and principles of the built-in louvers of the insulating glass. We have a general understanding of the characteristics and principles of the built-in louvers of the insulating glass. I hope that the introduction of the above small series can help everyone.