modeling of an aerogel-based “thermal break” for super-insulated window frames

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Abstract
Research activities in the field of innovative fixtures are continuously aiming at increasing their thermal and optical performances to offer optimal exploitation of daylight and solar gains, providing effective climate screen, according to increasing standards for indoor comfort and energy saving. Within this work, we designed an innovative aerogel-based “thermal break” for window frames, so as to consistently reduce the frame conductance. Then, we compared the performance of this new frame both with currently used and obsolete frames, present in most of the existing building stock. Energy savings for heating and cooling were assessed for different locations and confirmed the potential role played by super-insulating materials in fixtures for extremely rigid climates.
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Authors ;Alessandro Cannavale;Francesco Martellotta;Umberto Berardi;Chiara Rubino;Stefania Liuzzi;Vincenzo De Carlo;Ubaldo Ayr
Journal zhong yao cai = zhongyaocai = journal of chinese medicinal materials
Year 2020
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10.3390/buildings10030060
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https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/10/3/60
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