Double-pane window insulating system

Abstract

The present invention relates to a double-pane window insulating system. The double-pane window insulating system according to the present invention comprises: a double-pane window having a chamber formed between a pair of windowpanes, a bead inlet via which a plurality of beads and air flow into the chamber, a bead outlet via which the plurality of beads and the air accommodated in the chamber are discharged, and an air entrance / exit opening via which air enters and exits the chamber; and a bead discharge means for discharging the plurality of beads, accommodated in the chamber, to the bead outlet.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a double window insulation system that fills a cavity between a pair of glass windows with a plurality of beads to provide heat, sun and sound insulation between a pair of glass windows, or to discharge and contain in the cavity A plurality of beads can be viewed through a pair of glass windows, and more specifically, it relates to a double glass window insulation system that can quickly discharge the beads contained in the chamber while reducing the number of beads remaining in the chamber. Background technique [0002] In buildings, glazing is an essential element that separates the natural environment from the indoor environment and serves as a supply channel for sunlight and fresh outside air, making people feel a wide and open view. [0003] Recently, the size of windows tends to be gradually increased for the aesthetic appearance of buildings. [0004] Therefore, in order to save energy consumption in buildings, ...

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[0008] However, if Figure 10 As shown, the double window heat insulation system utilizing multiple beads has the following problem: the multiple beads 1 filled in the chamber 211 of the double window 210 are blown by the blower device (not shown) and passed through the chamber located in the cavity. When the bead discharge port 219 in the bottom area of ​​the chamber 211 is discharged into the storage tank (not shown), only the beads 1 around the bead discharge port 219 are smoothly discharged through the bead discharge port 219 by the fluid flow that occurs in the chamber 211, while the beads 1 located in the cavity are discharged smoothly. The beads 1 in the bottom area on the opposite side of the bead discharge port 219 of the chamber 211 form a limited angle, for example, the beads 1 stay on the opposite side of the bead discharge port 219 of the chamber 211 and are stacked obliquely, so the side of the bottom area of ​​the chamber 211 often residual beads 1

[0009] Accordingly, because of the residue of such beads, not only the glass window cannot be kept clean, but also there is a problem that it is difficult to realize a clear viewing field through the glass window.

[0010] In addition, this existing double window insulation system utilizing multiple beads flows between the chamber and the storage tank through the beads to generate static electricity between the beads, causing the beads to clump and thus inflexible in the chamber or storage tank The flow and discharge of beads will cause a bottleneck phenomenon, especially the increase of beads remaining in the chamber cannot keep the glass window clean, thus reducing the user's convenience and increasing the power consumption of the air supply device, thus reducing the performance of the overall system.

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