Highly insulating and light transmitting aerogel glazing for super insulating windows

  • Jensen, Karsten Ingerslev (Project Manager)
  • Schultz, Jørgen Munthe (Project Participant)
  • Kristiansen, Finn Harken (Project Participant)
  • Lund, Hans (Project Participant)
  • Rigacci, Arnaud (Contact Person)
  • Chapot, Jean-Marie (Contact Person)
  • Gullberg, Leif (Contact Person)
  • Einarsrud, Mari-Ann (Contact Person)
  • Sunden, Bengt (Contact Person)
  • Chevalier, Bruno (Project Participant)
  • Nitz, Peter (Contact Person)

    Project Details

    Description

    The objective of this European project is to investigate and develop highly insulating windows based on glazing with partly evacuated monolithic silica aerogel. The project involves three different main topics: 1) Material development (aerogel) and process optimization, 2) characterization of the aerogel material and the aerogel glazing and 3) application, i.e. glazing assembly and thermal optimization of total glazing solution. BYG·DTU is coordinating the project and is further responsible for the application part of the project. Main results are investigation of heat treatment of aerogels for improved optical quality and design and making of two test boxes for experimental investigation of outside condensation on highly insulating windows. Results have been presented at 7th International Symposium on Aerogels.
    AcronymHILIT+
    StatusFinished
    Effective start/end date01/10/200201/12/2005

    Collaborative partners

    • Technical University of Denmark (lead)
    • Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment (Project partner)
    • Airglass AB (Project partner)
    • Mines Paris - PSL (Project partner)
    • Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Project partner)
    • Lund Institute of Technology (Project partner)
    • Produit Chimiques Auxiliares et de Synthéses (Project partner)
    • Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft (Project partner)

    Funding

    • Forsk. EU - Rammeprogram

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