The record-breaking heat wave of the summer of 2022 prompted scientists at Wuhan University in China to develop window pane coatings to reflect infrared radiation. Typical glass transmits the near-infrared IR environment well, but blocks radiation in the s. Because of the heat, it drips inside the room, because of which it overheats, but keep it r.
The idea is that photons of light look light, appear through water, and don’t produce energy even on a gyne. stack coverage cVE.
The advantage of such a coating is that the quality of its quality is up to 96% of infrared radiation back into production, while maintaining transparency and transmission of up to 92.8% of visible light. Based on experimental models of buildings, they are modified Without any energy costs and taking into account costs, since hydrogels are cheap and widely used
Source: Tech Cult
