Anti-frost glazing having heating power differentiated over the entire surface there-of
AssigneeSaint-Gobain Glass France
InventorThomas Tondu
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Abstract
An anti-icing glazing or portion thereof, is entirely located, in the fitted position, on one side of the plane of symmetry of the body of an airborne, water-borne or terrestrial vehicle, wherein the heating power is differentiated over the whole of the surface thereof, so as to apply the maximum power to the portion of the surface where the heat loss is maximum.
Claims11
An anti-icing glazing or portion thereof, entirely located, in a fitted position, on one side of a plane of symmetry of a body of an airborne, water-borne or terrestrial vehicle, wherein a heating power is differentiated over the whole of a surface thereof, so as to apply a maximum power to the portion of the surface where a heat loss is maximum, wherein an envelope of the anti-icing glazing or portion thereof is defined by a quadrilateral ABCD, AB being a tangent to a middle of an upper post of the glazing or the portion thereof, BC a tangent to a middle of a rear post thereof, CD a tangent to a middle of a lower post thereof and DA a tangent to a middle of a front post thereof, optionally included in the plane of symmetry of the body of the vehicle, E and G being the middles of the segments DA, respectively BC, F being any point on the segment EG, wherein a mean specific heating power of a surface area delimited by the points CDEF is greater than (i) a mean specific heating power of a surface area delimited by the points ABGE and (ii) a mean specific heating power of a surface area delimited by the points CFG.
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