Energy-Efficient Glass in Sustainable Designs - Delhi

Glass can greatly influence energy use, light transmission, acoustics and facade strength. By understanding each of these components, facades can incorporate  energy-efficient glass . Glass contributes to a building’s energy performance by affecting both natural light transmission and solar control. The glazing parameter defines the heat transfer through the central part of the glazing. This can be figured out by the resulting U-value. This energy-saving glass maintains an ideal temperature and minimises the need for mechanical ventilation. Further, energy-saving glass with a high LSG can enable buildings in warmer climates to enjoy the benefits of natural light. This multi-layered approach of energy-saving glass enhances the facade's ability to regulate temperatures, contributing to a more stable environment. Ultimately, energy-efficient glass also contributes to acoustics by reducing noise transmission and allowing for better performance.