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In the process of modern home decoration, some glass doors and windows are often used. Due to the different requirements of each owner, the selection of materials for glass doors and windows is also relatively rich. In order to ensure that the glass doors and windows installed in one's own home can provide thermal insulation and sound absorption, which glass is better for doors and windows?
The doors and windows of rooms exposed to sunlight in the sun or the west should use heat absorbing coated glass. For rooms exposed to sunlight in the sun or the west, heat absorbing coated glass can be used on the outside of the room, and ordinary white glass can be used on the indoor side. Due to the absorption of infrared light by heat-absorbing glass, it can attenuate the incidence of solar energy by 20% -30%, thereby reducing the heat energy entering the room. In summer, it can reduce the load of air conditioning; In winter, the absorption of infrared light increases one's own temperature, which can resist external cold and achieve energy-saving effects. Due to the fact that heat-absorbing glass is colored glass, it not only saves energy but also has a significant decorative effect.
Hollow glass is more energy-efficient: Due to the much lower thermal conductivity of the sealed middle air layer compared to glass, the insulation performance of hollow glass can be improved by two times compared to single glass, which can significantly reduce the power consumption of buildings equipped with air conditioning. In summer, it can insulate more than 70% of the heat, while in winter, it keeps indoor heating from easily losing, reducing heat loss by up to 40%, playing a role in insulation and making cool summer and warm winter a reality.
Tempered glass safety: If tempered glass is used on both indoor and outdoor sides, it greatly improves the impact resistance and safety of the glass both indoors and outdoors. Because the impact resistance of tempered glass is 5-10 times that of ordinary glass, and its bending resistance is 3-5 times that of ordinary glass, it can be said to be safe to use.
In short, indoor door and window glass must be selected based on its window orientation and whether it needs insulation and sound insulation functions. Currently, hollow glass is more popular. It is not only more insulated and sound-absorbing than single glass, but also has stronger compression resistance than single glass, making it more suitable for door and window glass in high-rise buildings.
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