Method to generate high LSG low-emissivity coating with same color after heat treatment
AssigneeGuardian Glass, LLC
InventorsGuowen Ding, Jeremy Cheng, Tong Ju, Minh Huu Le, Phil Lingle, Daniel Schweigert, Zhi-Wen Wen Sun, Guizhen Zhang
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Abstract
Low emissivity panels can include a separation layer of Zn2SnOx between multiple infrared reflective stacks. The low emissivity panels can also include NiNbTiOx as barrier layer. The low emissivity panels have high light to solar gain, color neutral, together with similar observable color before and after a heat treatment process.
Claims3
A coated article including a coating supported by a glass substrate, the coating comprising at least the following layers moving away from the glass substrate:
- a layer comprising zinc, tin, and oxygen;
- a layer comprising zinc oxide;
- a first infrared (IR) reflecting layer comprising silver located on and directly contacting the layer comprising zinc oxide,
- a layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen located on and directly contacting the first IR reflecting layer, wherein oxygen content of the layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen is from 10 to 30 atomic %,
- another layer comprising zinc, tin and oxygen on the glass substrate over at least the layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen;
- a second IR reflecting layer comprising silver located over at least the another layer comprising zinc, tin, and oxygen;
- another layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen located on and directly contacting the second IR reflecting layer, wherein oxygen content of the another layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen is from 10 to 30 atomic %,
- a first layer comprising silicon nitride on the glass substrate located over and directly contacting the another layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen;
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- a layer comprising tin oxide and a second layer comprising silicon nitride located on the glass substrate over said first layer comprising silicon nitride, wherein the layer comprising tin oxide is located between and directly contacting the first layer comprising silicon nitride and the second layer comprising silicon nitride.
A heat treated coated article including a low-E coating supported by a glass substrate, the low-E coating comprising at least the following layers from the glass substrate outwardly:
- a first layer comprising zinc, tin, and oxygen;
- a layer comprising zinc oxide on the glass substrate over at least the first layer comprising zinc, tin, and oxygen;
- an infrared (IR) reflecting layer comprising silver on the glass substrate over and directly contacting the layer comprising zinc oxide;
- a layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen on the glass substrate, over at least the IR reflecting layer, wherein oxygen content of the layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen is from 10 to 30 atomic %;
- a second layer comprising zinc, tin and oxygen on the glass substrate over at least the layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen;
- another layer comprising zinc oxide;
- a second IR reflecting layer comprising silver over and directly contacting the another layer comprising zinc oxide;
- another layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen, wherein oxygen content of the another layer comprising nickel, niobium, titanium and oxygen is from 10 to 30 atomic %;
- another layer comprising zinc, tin and oxygen;
- wherein the coated article, measured monolithically, has a visible transmission of at least 80%;
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- wherein the coated article has a glass side reflective ΔE* value of no greater than 1.6 and a transmissive ΔE* value of no greater than 1.5, due to the heat treatment which was at at least 580 degrees C.
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