Traduction de «Verre à faible émissivité » (Français → Anglais) :

low-emissivity glass [ low-e glass ]

low emissivity window glass

low-emissivity film [ low-E film ]

glass with a low coefficient of expansion

low dielectric-loss glass

low dielectric-loss glass | low loss glass

low expansion glass

Low power CO2 lasers are commonly used to cut, treat, mark or engrave materials such as paper, plastic, wood, glass and textiles.

There are numerous strategies that contribute—not “would contribute”—to reducing a building's energy consumption—thereby reducing greenhouse gases—for instance, the use of energy-efficient lighting products, geothermal power, high-performance boilers, centralized control systems, improving the building envelope by insulating the walls and the roof and by installing energy-efficient windows (argon gas filled, low-E coating, low conductivity spacers), etc.

(da) improvements to building shells and structures aimed at achieving summer comfort at no or low energy consumption, such as technologies to control fluxes of heat and solar radiation (higher thermal insulation of walls, low emissivity and solar control glazing, ventilated roofs with radiant barriers), technologies for the connection of buildings to low temperature environmental sources in summer (coupling with soil through air or water circulation, night ventilation accompanied with increased thermal mass); improvements to building shells and structures aimed at achieving winter comfort (thicker walls, roof and basement insulation, w ...[+++]indow frames with low transmittance and low infiltration rate, low emissivity glazing);

improvements to building shells and structures aimed at achieving summer comfort at no or low energy consumption, such as technologies to control fluxes of heat and solar radiation (higher thermal insulation of walls, low emissivity and solar control glazing, ventilated roofs with radiant barriers), technologies for the connection of buildings to low temperature environmental sources in summer (coupling with soil through air or water circulation, night ventilation accompanied with increased thermal mass); improvements to building shells and structures aimed at achieving winter comfort (thicker walls, roof and basement insulation, window ...[+++] frames with low transmittance and low infiltration rate, low emissivity glazing);