Glass Micro-Bubbles as Additional Thermal Insulation/Shielding for Translucent and Non-Transparent Materials

František Novotný; Lenka Prokopová; Daniela Bošová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.776.140

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Glass Micro-Bubbles as Additional Thermal Insulation/Shielding for Translucent and Non-Transparent Materials

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Our research is based on innovative use of the hollow glass micro-spherical material "Glass micro-bubbles" 3M^TM. We apply this material like a thin-layer additional thermal insulation/shielding for polycarbonate and steel matrices. 3 identical cargo container units with polycarbonate roof skylight are used for the research: A - without application, B - with inner application of Glass micro-bubble coating and C - with outside application of Glass micro-bubble coating.Observed parameters are translucence of daylight through layer of micro-glass bubbles on the skylight, the indoor temperature and humidity and the surface temperature of the outer and inner shell are measured.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 776)

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140-146

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August 2018

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František Novotný*, Lenka Prokopová, Daniela Bošová

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Daylight, Glass Micro-Bubbles, Hollow Glass Microspheres, Indoor Environmental Quality, Reflexive Coating, Thermal Insulation, Thermal Shield

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