Energy-Saving Glazing Solutions: Design and Evaluation of Polarization-Based Mechanical Dimming Windows
Modern architecture increasingly integrates amorphous, inorganic, non-metallic, and transparent glass in the construction of high-rise buildings, fueled by the proliferation of social technology. Ordinary glass doesn't allow for subjective adjustment of its light transmission intensity and dire...
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| description | Modern architecture increasingly integrates amorphous, inorganic, non-metallic, and transparent glass in the construction of high-rise buildings, fueled by the proliferation of social technology. Ordinary glass doesn't allow for subjective adjustment of its light transmission intensity and direction angle. Direct sunlight at noon, shining through an ordinary window, increases eye fatigue and visual loss due to its high intensity, resulting in adverse reactions like dry eyes and tears. To mitigate the negative effects of unsuitable light on people's lives, an adjustable light transmission glass window with directional angles is necessary for societal use. This paper uses a numerical simulation to investigate the correlation between the angle of polarization and the luminous flux of polarized glass windows, providing valuable insights for designing light transmission structures, bridging the knowledge gap on polarization principles in glass windows, and offering significant theoretical and practical implications for glass window manufacturers. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-a99df4c0ffb8496e86ef2781ae6e96892025-08-20T03:02:18ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422025-01-016180300110.1051/e3sconf/202561803001e3sconf_arfee24_03001Energy-Saving Glazing Solutions: Design and Evaluation of Polarization-Based Mechanical Dimming WindowsLi Junfei0Luo Qian1Chang 'an University, Chang 'an Dublin International College of Transportation at Chang’an UniversityChang 'an University, School of ArchitectureModern architecture increasingly integrates amorphous, inorganic, non-metallic, and transparent glass in the construction of high-rise buildings, fueled by the proliferation of social technology. Ordinary glass doesn't allow for subjective adjustment of its light transmission intensity and direction angle. Direct sunlight at noon, shining through an ordinary window, increases eye fatigue and visual loss due to its high intensity, resulting in adverse reactions like dry eyes and tears. To mitigate the negative effects of unsuitable light on people's lives, an adjustable light transmission glass window with directional angles is necessary for societal use. This paper uses a numerical simulation to investigate the correlation between the angle of polarization and the luminous flux of polarized glass windows, providing valuable insights for designing light transmission structures, bridging the knowledge gap on polarization principles in glass windows, and offering significant theoretical and practical implications for glass window manufacturers.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2025/18/e3sconf_arfee24_03001.pdf |
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| title | Energy-Saving Glazing Solutions: Design and Evaluation of Polarization-Based Mechanical Dimming Windows |
| title_full | Energy-Saving Glazing Solutions: Design and Evaluation of Polarization-Based Mechanical Dimming Windows |
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| title_short | Energy-Saving Glazing Solutions: Design and Evaluation of Polarization-Based Mechanical Dimming Windows |
| title_sort | energy saving glazing solutions design and evaluation of polarization based mechanical dimming windows |
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