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The benefits of argon filling in insulating glass

2022-04-15

So why should insulating glass be filled with argon? First of all, because argon is an inert gas, after filling with argon, the limit value of the heat transfer coefficient of the insulating glass can be reduced by 5% compared with the vacuum state, which means that the thermal insulation performance is better. As far as a window is concerned, the heat dissipation in the house is mainly through the conduction of the window frame, the radiation of the glass, the convection of the gap between the window leaf and the door frame, etc., so the "insulating glass" came into being.
In addition to the invisible "energy-saving" features, argon-filled insulating glass has some practical functions:
1. Insulation, filling with argon can significantly reduce the heat transfer coefficient and effectively prevent the heat absorbed by the outer glass from flowing into the room.
2. It also has a certain influence on the shading coefficient. The inert gas argon can effectively block the ultraviolet rays.
3. Reduce the temperature on both sides of the glass, reduce the condensation on the glass surface, and reduce the probability of self-explosion of the glass.
4. Sound insulation and noise reduction, the sound insulation performance of insulating glass filled with argon is 30% better than that without argon filling
5. Ordinary insulating glass will fog up after using it for about 3 years, and argon-filled insulating glass will never be able to afford it.
6. Anti-collision, the impact capacity is 3-5 times higher than that of ordinary insulating glass.
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