Glass Curtain Wall Knowledge
What is heat-reflective glass?
Heat-reflective glass is commonly known as coated glass. It typically has one to three coatings applied to the glass surface. The shading coefficient (SC) of heat-reflective glass is 0.2 to 0.6.
What are the characteristics of heat-reflective glass?
Ideal visible light transmittance and reflectance, a variety of reflective colors, low solar energy gain, and an ideal shading coefficient.
What are the applications of one-way transparent glass?
It is primarily used for concealed observation windows. A vacuum magnetron sputtering device is used to coat transparent or tinted glass. The coating surface must face the brightly lit room under observation, and an appropriate light intensity ratio must be created to achieve the desired effect.
What is the control range for the breakage probability?
Theoretically, it is within a 3% range (deductible breakage rate). However, this is no longer possible due to market fluctuations.
How many types of substrates (glass substrates) are there?
Two main categories: transparent glass and tinted glass. Commonly used tinted glass colors at CSG Group include: F Green (GR2), H Green (GR5), my country Green (GR8), Lake Blue (AZ), American Blue Green (PG4), and Belgian Blue Green (BL6).
What are the different colors of coated glass?
The coated glass produced by CSG includes gray, silver gray, blue gray, brown, gold, yellow, blue, green, blue green, pure gold, purple, rose red, and neutral colors.
What is film tint?
Does film thickness affect the color of the film? The color produced by soap bubbles and the extremely thin film of gasoline floating in water is called film tint. It is not the color of the film material, but rather the result of the interaction between light and the film. When the film thickness on the coated glass changes, the color of the film changes, which is why coated glass has a variety of colors. The color of coated glass with tinted glass as the substrate is the color of the glass itself, not the color of the film.
Does contamination on the film surface affect the color?
For coated glass, even a very thin, transparent film can significantly alter the color of the glass. Uneven film thickness can create a splotchy appearance.
What is a glass mosaic?
Glass mosaics are made by melting quartz, feldspar, soda ash, and fluoride at high temperatures, then processing them into square glass products (generally sized at 20×20mm or 25×25mm). They come in a variety of colors and are opalescent or semi-opalescent.
Glass mosaics are corrosion-resistant, fade-resistant, have vibrant colors, are clean, inexpensive, and easy to install, making them popular among the construction industry and users. Primarily used for exterior wall decoration, glass mosaics not only enhance and beautify the city but also protect the walls, extending the building's service life and maintenance cycle.
