Heat wave shielding lamination

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1983-06-30

1986-04-22

Arnold, Bruce Y.

Electric heating

Microwave heating

Tunnel furnace

219354, 219522, 219543, G02B 522, H05B 306

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045838151

ABSTRACT:
A heat wave shielding lamination consisting of at least two In.sub.2 O.sub.3 shield layers containing different amounts of Sn is provided on the surface of a glass substrate to provide shielding against heat waves without causing heat wave pollution in the surrounding environment. The amount of tin contained in the respective layers increases with increasing proximity to the substrate. The heat wave shielding has good transmittance to visible light and good shielding effect against rays in the infrared spectrum by virtue of the fact that the shield layers containing different amounts of Sn exhibit maximum infrared absorption at different wavelengths to give high infrared ray absorption over a wide wavelength range. It also suppresses the reflection of heat waves into the surrounding environment since each shield layer of the lamination absorbs the infrared rays reflected by Drude reflection from any shield layer containing more Sn than itself.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4187336 (1980-02-01), Gordon

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