Patent classifications
C03C2217/241
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING CURVED THIN GLASS SHEET HAVING FUNCTIONAL LAYER AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING CURVED JOINED GLASS SHEET HAVING FUNCTIONAL LAYER
The present invention relates to a method capable of easily manufacturing a curved thin glass sheet and a curved joined glass sheet to which functionality is added.
TRANSPARENT CONDUCTIVE FILM-ATTACHED GLASS SHEET, TRANSPARENT CONDUCTIVE FILM-ATTACHED GLASS ROLL, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR
Provided is a transparent conductive film-attached glass sheet that is less likely to be broken when produced or used in the form of a roll. A transparent conductive film-attached glass sheet 1 includes: a glass sheet 2; and an amorphous transparent conductive film 3 provided on a principal surface 2a of the glass sheet 2.
HIGH HEAT TRANSFER, STRENGTHENED GLASS LAMINATE AND RELATED HEATING SYSTEM AND METHOD
A glass laminate article having high efficiency heat transfer characteristics and related systems and methods are provided. The glass laminate article has a thin, high heat conductive inner glass layer that efficiently transfers heat from a heating system throughout the glass article. The glass laminate article may be used as a vehicle window and used as part of a heating system and method for defogging or defrosting the vehicle window. The glass laminate article may include a heating coating adjacent an outer glass layer which further improves heating efficiency.
Glass plate and manufacturing method thereof
A glass plate includes a first surface provided with a first film; and a second surface provided with a second film and opposite to the first surface. Each of the first film and the second film includes mainly tin oxide and has a sheet resistance value of 20 / or less. When film thicknesses of the first and second films are .sub.1 nm and .sub.2 nm respectively, and when, in the glass plate, a haze value measured from the first surface side for a configuration provided with the first film only is H.sub.1 (%), and a haze value measured from the second surface side for a configuration provided with the second film only is H.sub.2 (%), a value of .sub.1 divided by H.sub.1 is 500 or more but 1200 or less, and a value of .sub.2 divided by H.sub.2 is 300 or more but 750 or less.
Low-reflection coating, glass sheet, glass substrate, and photoelectric conversion device
The low-reflection coating of the present invention is adapted to be provided on at least one principal surface of a substrate. The low-reflection coating is a porous film having a thickness of 80 to 800 nm, the porous film including: fine silica particles being solid and spherical and having an average particle diameter of 80 to 600 nm; and a binder containing silica as a main component and containing a hydrophobic group, the fine silica particles being bound by the binder. The low-reflection coating contains 35 to 70 mass % of the fine silica particles, 25 to 64 mass % of the silica of the binder, and 0.2 to 10 mass % of the hydrophobic group of the binder. The low-reflection coating produces a transmittance gain of 1.5% or more when provided on the substrate.
Insulated glazing unit
Insulated glazing units comprising first and second sheets of glazing material with a low pressure space there between are described. The major surface of the second sheet of glazing material not facing the low pressure space has a low emissivity coating comprising at least one layer of fluorine doped tin oxide thereon. There is a first anti-iridescence coating between the low emissivity coating and the second sheet of glazing material. Also described are insulated glazing units comprising three (first, second and third) sheets of glazing material with a low pressure space between first and second sheets of glazing material, and a second space between the first and third sheets of glazing material. There is a low emissivity coating on one or both major surfaces facing the low pressure space. The third sheet of glazing material has a low emissivity coating on both opposed major surfaces thereof.
LIGHT REFLECTION MODIFICATION FOR FIREPLACES AND OTHER PRODUCTS
The present disclosure relates to products and methods for modifying the reflection of a light source in a fireplace and other products.
Glass articles having films with moderate adhesion and retained strength
One or more aspects of the disclosure pertain to an article including a film disposed on a glass substrate, which may be strengthened, where the interface between the film and the glass substrate is modified, such that the article has an improved average flexural strength, and the film retains key functional properties for its application. Some key functional properties of the film include optical, electrical and/or mechanical properties. In one or more embodiments, the interface exhibits an effective adhesion energy of about less than about 4 J/m.sup.2. In some embodiments, the interface is modified by the inclusion of a crack mitigating layer containing an inorganic material between the glass substrate and the film.
OVEN HAVING A DIELECTRICALLY COATED GLASS SUBSTRATE THAT ABSORBS ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION AND EMITS HEAT RADIATION INTO THE OVEN CAVITY
The present disclosure relates to an oven cavity having a dielectrically coated glass or glass-ceramic substrate that absorbs electromagnetic radiation thereby increasing the temperature of the substrate and the dielectric coating composition, and emits heat radiation into the oven cavity.
SINTERED BODY WITH ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE COATING
A porous sintered body with an electrically conductive coating is provided. The sintered body has an open porosity in a range from 10 to 90%. The electrically conductive coating is bonded to the surface of the pores and is part of a heating device in a vaporizer. The electrically conductive coating lines the pores located in the interior of the sintered body so that when the sintered body is electrically connected and a current is applied, the current flows at least partially through the interior of the sintered body so that the interior of the sintered body is heated. A method for producing a porous sintered body with an electrically conductive coating is also provided.