Low-carbon energy-saving noise reduction window

Abstract

The low-carbon energy-saving noise reduction window comprises a door frame, an inner sash is installed in the door frame, a silica gel strip is fixed to the contact portion of the door frame and the inner sash, and a rubber pad is installed in the inner sash; the system further comprises; the vacuum glass is installed in an inner cavity of the inner sash, and hollow glass and laminated glass are fixed in the inner sash; the inner leaf comprises a first door leaf and a second door leaf. According to the low-carbon energy-saving noise-reducing window, the door frame, the inner sash and the pressing lines are all made of glass fiber reinforced unsaturated polyester (UP) materials in a pultrusion mode, the low-emissivity layers are arranged in the hollow cavities of the sections of the door frame, the inner sash and the pressing lines, the heat insulation effect the same as that of an existing metal material is achieved, meanwhile, carbon emission can be reduced, and through the vacuum glass, the hollow glass and the laminated glass, the energy-saving noise-reducing effect is achieved. The functions of dewing prevention, heat insulation, sound insulation and noise reduction are achieved, meanwhile, broken glass can be bonded through a polyvinyl butyral (PVB) middle film in the laminated glass, and the safety performance is improved.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of building doors and windows, in particular to a low-carbon, energy-saving and noise-reducing window. Background technique

[0002] Building doors and windows are tools for indoor ventilation and space shielding in buildings. Through the opening and closing of doors and windows, the opening and closing of spaces can be realized, and certain functions such as sound insulation and heat preservation can be achieved. However, the existing building doors and windows have the following problems in use ;

[0003] According to statistics, building energy consumption accounts for 30% of the total energy consumption of our society, and the energy lost through doors and windows accounts for about 50% of the energy loss of the outer wall structure of the building. Improving the performance of heat insulation and noise reduction of doors and windows is of great help to the realization of building energy saving and reduc...

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