Review of experimental and theoretical research works of Smart Windows

K.Р. Aimaganbetov

doi:10.31643/2019/6445.26

Authors

K.Р. Aimaganbetov Satbayev University, The Institute of Physics and Technology

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31643/2019/6445.26

Keywords:

smart windows, energy saving, experimental measurements, visual comfort.

Abstract

Smart windows play an important role in а energy saving and for thermal heat inside buildings. Smart windows allow you to reduce heat consumption and air conditioning and lighting costs. It is used as an alternative to blinds and curtains. Liquid crystal or electrochemical smart windows do not transmit ultraviolet light. The measured-value smartphone requires the use of special devices to block ultraviolet light. This article provides an overview of the theoretical and experimental research in the field of smart windows. A review of experimental studies performed using various methods of measurement in space and in laboratory studies. A review of theoretical research literature and theoretical research models was conducted to analyze the output characteristics and the optimal structure of smart windows. Conducted research have a great influence in the field of materials science and construction materials as a useful source of information.

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Author Biography

K.Р. Aimaganbetov, Satbayev University, The Institute of Physics and Technology

Master of technical sciences, Satbayev University, The Institute of Physics and Technology, Almaty, Kazakhstan.

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