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titleOfInvention High-light-transmittance and low-radiation self-cleaning glass
abstract The invention discloses self-cleaning glass which has high visible light transmittance and high infrared ray reflectivity. The self-cleaning glass is provided with a cladding layer prepared by a magnetron sputtering processes on one side, and the cladding layer structurally comprises a medium layer 1, a medium layer 2, a medium layer 3 and a glass substrate layer, wherein the medium layer 1 adopts a rare earth element-containing titanium oxide layer with the thickness of 15-200nm, the medium layer 2 adopts a titanium oxide/silicon oxide blend layer with the thickness of 10-150nm, and the medium layer 3 adopts a metal oxide or metal fluoride layer with the thickness of 5-350nm. By the magnetron sputtering processes, the whole production process of the self-cleaning glass is safe, environment-friendly and free of pollution to the environment; by adopting a structural design of a glass film layer, the surface water contact angle is less than 2 degrees, and in a visible light waveband, the light transmittance is 2% higher and the visible light reflectivity is 5% lower than those of cladding-layer-free glass with the same specification respectively; the self-cleaning glass has the infrared reflectivity of 70%; through a design of a film system of the cladding layer, the self-cleaning glass provided by the invention overcomes contradictions of the conventional titanium-oxide-coating self-cleaning glass in aspects of high light transmittance and low radiation, and can be widely used as a high-end building material and photovoltaic glass.
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