Development and Application of Xerogel Insulated Glazing for Enhanced Building Insulation

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The research and development of new building materials and techniques for energy saving insulation is a main focus in the building sector. In recent years, the application of aerogels as insulating components of window glazing has shown promising results, however, due to the nature of the synthesis of these materials, they remain an impractical solution. The aim of this research is to address the growing demand for energy-efficient building solutions by leveraging the unique properties of xerogels to improve thermal performance and reduce heat transfer in insulated glass units. This research will address the growing demand for energy efficient window insulation by integrating a transparent silica xerogel into a traditional single, double, and triple pane insulated glazing, significantly lowering thermal transfer through windows and increasing energy efficiency

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Last time updated on 17/07/2025

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