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JOE3-CT97-0068 EnerBuild RTD part.N°21-. SMART WINDOW : POLYMER NETWORK LIQUID CRYSTAL WITH REFLECTIVE, SCATTERING AND CLEAR STATE Co-ordinator : Marc Casamassima ADEME Sophia-Antipolis 500 route des Lucioles 06560 Valbonne - France [email protected] Presenter : Pierre Sioux - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Energy Environment & Sustainable DevelopmentThematic Network on Energy in the Built Environment
JOE3-CT97-0068 EnerBuild RTD part.N°21-
SMART WINDOW : POLYMER NETWORK LIQUID CRYSTAL WITH REFLECTIVE, SCATTERING AND CLEAR STATE
Co-ordinator : Marc Casamassima
ADEME Sophia-Antipolis500 route des Lucioles06560 Valbonne - [email protected]
Presenter : Pierre Sioux
LPMC-UMR 6622CNRS-Université de NiceParc valrose06108 Nice - [email protected]
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THE PARTNERSHIP
Overview of the consortium
OrganisationName
Type Size Role Country Organisation's(business) activity
ADEME INT 5 C FR Research supporter
CNRS Nice ROR 2 P FR Scientific researchlaboratory
TNO ROR 6 P NL Research, developmentand consultancing
organismPolymage IND 1 P FR Engineering company
CSTB ROR 5 P FR research, technicalevaluation, and
regulation organismSOLE IND 2 P ES Manufacturer (glass
transformation)IST IND 1 P BE industrial company
(sputter coated flexiblesubstrates)
Bartenbach IND 2 P AT engineering consultingoffice
CNRS Toulouse ROR 3 P FR Scientific researchlaboratory
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Abstract :
The present project concerns the development of smart windows based on glazed component including polymer network liquid crystal (PNLC) films.
The final objective consists in a smart window realization with the integration of monitoring and self - regulation devices in a glass panel.
The solar control system will be defined according to the architectural requirements.
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Approach
1 - Active film elaboration (2x2cm)
• PNLC Technology(Polymer Network Liquid Crystals)
2 - Elaboration : Glazed component (A4 to 60x80cm)
• Switchable glazed component
3 - Evaluation : Smart window development (A4 to 60x80cm)• Architectural requirements and solar
performances
Industrial Equipment required
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JOE3-CT97-0068 EnerBuild RTD part.N°21- 4 Project specifications
1 - ACTIVE FILM ELABORATION (2x2cm) Polymer Network Liquid Crystal (PNLC)Microcomposite: Polymer network mechanical properties
Liquid crystal Electro-optic medium
Three optical states, large size, no surface treatment, curved surfaces….Three Optical states
• Reflective(planar configuration of liquid crystal)
• Scattering(Focal conics configuration of liquid crystal)
•Transparent(homeotropic configuration of liquid crystal)
• Bistability• Transition between stable states by electric field pulses• Gray scale (multiple optically different states stable in absence of an applied field)• Response time (1/100 s)Reflective state : Broadness of the reflection1. Selective reflection (50 nm)2. Broadband reflection (150 nm)
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Results1 - ACTIVE FILM ELABORATION Selective film
Objective Obtention of the three optical states - Study of the electrical control.
Project status
• The three optical states are obtained• Control of the reflection wavelength• Optimisation of electro-optical properties (transparency, threshold voltages….)• Large temperature range (larger than100°C)
•Thanks to :• Optimisation of mixture formulations• Optimisation of polymerisation conditions
OFF-state : reflective OFF-state: one of the ON-state : scattering states transparent
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Results1 - ACTIVE FILM ELABORATION Selective film
Modification of the reflection wavelength
OFF-state Reflectance Transmittance
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Project Specifications1 - ACTIVE FILM ELABORATION Broadband film
The higher the broadness, the higher the light modulation is. ObjectiveBroadness expected in the proposal : 150 nm
Results• Several methods have been implemented
Obtained values : typical examplesWavelength =550 nm Broadness =200 nm Broad reflection to scattering state : reversibleBroad reflection to transparent state :
reversibility is to be improved (scattering)
• Wavelength = 1m Broadness =300 nmBroad reflection to scattering state : reversibleBroad reflection to transparent state : reversible
• Wavelength = 1.5 m Broadness = 400 nmBroad reflection to scattering state : reversibleBroad reflection to transparent state : reversible
Compromise about the reflection wavelength :•low (near 550nm) regarding the solar spectrum•high (favors the increase of the band broadness)
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JOE3-CT97-0068 EnerBuild RTD part.N°21- 82 - ELABORATION : GLAZED COMPONENT
Objective Switchable glazed component
• Improvement of support material• Deposit of the film • Electrical connections• Assembly process• Control system• Characterisation
Project status
• Implementation of a method allowing the increase in size sample.
• Implementation of an assembly method
• To be transferred : industrial equipment required
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ResultsELABORATION : GLAZED COMPONENT Project status : Increasing the sample size
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Project status : Example of characterisationSample HG 18 - Width 250nm- Mean wavelength 1.1 mVariation of solar and luminous transmittance as a function of voltage
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ELABORATION : GLAZED COMPONENT Project status : Example of characterisationSample HG 17- Width :70 nm-Mean wavelength 480nm Transmittance and reflectance as function of voltages and wavelengths
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JOE3-CT97-0068 EnerBuild RTD part.N°21- 12EVALUATION / GLAZED COMPONENT
Project status : Example of simulation Variation of the luminous and solar transmittance for a fixed width window and a translation of the window from 0.3 to 2.5 m. The wavelength broadness of the window is chosen successively between 150 and 500 nm,
nm, ml=545 nm100.0> > 0.2
nm, ml=525 nm100.0> > 60.7
Important solar transmittance modulation when the wavelength broadness of the window increases.
τ hn
v
/
τ hn
e
/
150 nm 200 nm 250 nm 500 nmMinimum value of
τn/hv %
5.6 1.3 0.2 0
Minimum value ofτn/h
e %
74.5 66.2 60.7 36.3
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MARKET REQUIREMENT
Physicalproperty of
smartwindow
Application Comparison tothe state of art
Comments
Advantage Disadvant.Switchtransparent
Scattering
Switchableinterior wall
•Hightransmittance
in thescatteringstate
•Promisingsystem
• Low risk•Restricted
marketVisualprotectionsystem
• Easy tohandle
•Nomaintenance
Light.transmit in
. scat state ishigh(present
)samplesSwitch
transparent
Reflective
Switchablesunprotectionglazing
•Switchable- g value in
comparison tostatic sun
protectionglazing•Reflective
film incomparison to
absorbing.electrochrom
windows
•Coloringof
reflectedandtransmittedlight
•Incombination
with forexample
internal blinds all needs ofan office
rooms can befullilled•Promissingproperties•Highmarketvolume
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OUTCOME Duration : 42 months - Remaining time : 9months
Materials• Film with selective reflection : OK• Film with broadband reflection : first feasibility - to be improved Assembling• The increase in size of the samples has been made in laboratory conditions.Now the increase in size must be carried out in pre-industrial conditions Characterisation• Important modulation of luminous transmittance, to a lesser extent in solar transmittance.• Could be increased by further increase of reflection band broadnessMarket requirements• Possible applications : switchable sun protection systems (fenestration systems as well as switchable interior walls)
Fondamental : great interest in implementing new methods to further increase the reflection band broadnessIndustrial : need of pre-industrial machine allowing film preparationMarket : Selective case : marketing approach
Broadband case : functional analysis