A High-Performance Radiative Cooling Glass Based on Multi-Band Selective Regulation for Synergistic Heat Dissipation and Resistance

Siming Zhao; Shuangdui Wu; Zhenyu Guo; Fan Lan; Xueke Wu; Ya Huang; Ruina Liu; Zhuojing Zhao; Wang Fei; Aike Xi; Linan Feng; Weiyin Su; Kangkang Wang; Borong Lin; Rufan Zhang

doi:10.1039/d6mh00614k

January 1, 2026Materials Horizons

A High-Performance Radiative Cooling Glass Based on Multi-Band Selective Regulation for Synergistic Heat Dissipation and Resistance

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To explore the effectiveness of visibly transparent radiative cooling glass for improving building energy efficiency.
Evaluated the thermal performance of radiative cooling glass designs.
Analyzed the heat dissipation capabilities under varying conditions.
Found that the glass effectively blocks solar heat while facilitating indoor heat dissipation.
Indicated a potential for significant energy savings in building applications.

Implication

Research demonstrates improved energy efficiency in buildings using radiative cooling glass, suggesting better heat management.

Abstract

Visibly transparent radiative cooling (VTRC) glass offers a promising pathway for building energy efficiency by simultaneously blocking solar heat and dissipating indoor heat to outer space. However, conventional designs of...

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Zhao et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69faa1eb04f884e66b532a89 https://doi.org/10.1039/d6mh00614k

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A High-Performance Radiative Cooling Glass Based on Multi-Band Selective Regulation for Synergistic Heat Dissipation and Resistance

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A High-Performance Radiative Cooling Glass Based on Multi-Band Selective Regulation for Synergistic Heat Dissipation and Resistance

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