Transmission-controlled window glazing
A technology of window glass and transmittance, which is applied in windows/doors, optics, instruments, etc., can solve problems that are not otherwise pointed out, and achieve the effect of reducing weight
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[0023] FIG. 1 illustrates a simplified cross-section of a glazing comprising, in an example embodiment, two panes of glass surrounding a gap 2 . Multiple glazing can also be used in this location. The gap 2 also has a plurality of openings 3 for introducing purge gas 5 . On the opposite side a number of additional openings 4 are usually provided to divert the purge gas in order to obtain a uniform flow through the gap.
[0024] Such glazing is used in motor vehicles and aircraft which are subject to special climatic conditions in operation. Such glazings with two or more panes are known in particular in aircraft. The glass panes in the glazing are thus provided with a transparent coating on the side facing the gap 2, the transmittance of which can be varied by varying the electrical or electrochemical parameters. In particular, coatings are known whose transmittance changes as a function of the hydrogen content of the air with which the coating comes into contact.
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