Glass energy saving environmental protection material

Abstract

The invention discloses a glass energy saving environmental protection material which comprises the following parts by weight of materials: 20-30 parts of a silane coupling agent, 10-20 parts of PE (poly ethylene) ester, 1-5 parts of zinc borate, 3-5 parts of a film forming additive, 1-6 parts of an antifreeze, 2-7 parts of ammonium polyphosphate, 3-5 parts of pentaerythritol, 1-3 parts of melamine cyanurate, 2-6 parts of montmorillonite and 1-3 parts of hollow glass bead. The glass energy saving environmental protection material overcomes the defects of out of limits of content of volatile organic solvents, nonuniform particle size distribution, unstable performance, large production energy consumption and environmental pollution caused by use of the organic solvents or high power consumption ground dispersed metal oxide nano powder, and is excellent in optical, mechanical and chemical resistant properties.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a glass energy-saving and environment-friendly material. Background technique [0002] Due to global warming and greenhouse gas emissions becoming more and more serious, energy saving and consumption reduction and reduction of CO2 gas emissions have become the common goals of all countries in the world. my country's Eleventh Five-Year Plan has established the goal of reducing national energy consumption by about 20%. Energy saving regulations, energy saving has been regarded as a basic national policy. Among them, glass consumes the most energy in buildings. The area of ​​glass accounts for 10%-15% of the total building area, and the heat dissipation through glass reaches 70%. Ordinary glass is far from enough to block infrared and ultraviolet rays. People have taken various measures to solve the problem of glass heat insulation, such as using heat-insulating film, heat-reflecting film, LOW-E glass, insulating glass, etc., but ...

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Problems solved by technology

Ordinary glass is far from enough to block infrared and ultraviolet rays. People have taken various measures to solve the problem of glass heat insulation, such as using heat-insulating film, heat-reflecting film, LOW-E glass, insulating glass, etc., but its energy-saving and heat-insulating The performance still cannot meet the requirements, and some even cause secondary light pollution, or cannot be applied to the energy-saving renovation of existing architectural glass due to complex processes and high operating costs.