Insulated glazing unit
AssigneePilkington Group Limited
InventorsSTEPHEN EMIL WEIDNER, NEIL MCSPORRAN
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AssigneePilkington Group Limited
InventorsSTEPHEN EMIL WEIDNER, NEIL MCSPORRAN
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Insulated glazing units comprising first and second sheets of glazing material with a low pressure space there between are described. The major surface of the second sheet of glazing material not facing the low pressure space has a low emissivity coating comprising at least one layer of fluorine doped tin oxide thereon. There is a first anti-iridescence coating between the low emissivity coating and the second sheet of glazing material. Also described are insulated glazing units comprising three (first, second and third) sheets of glazing material with a low pressure space between first and second sheets of glazing material, and a second space between the first and third sheets of glazing material. There is a low emissivity coating on one or both major surfaces facing the low pressure space. The third sheet of glazing material has a low emissivity coating on both opposed major surfaces thereof.
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An insulated glazing unit comprising a first sheet of glazing material and a second sheet of glazing material, there being a first space between the first sheet of glazing material and the second sheet of glazing material, wherein the first sheet of glazing material has a first major surface and an opposing second major surface, and the second sheet of glazing material has a first major surface and an opposing second major surface, wherein the second major surface of the first sheet of glazing material and the first major surface of the second sheet of glazing material face the first space, wherein the first space is a low pressure space having a pressure less than atmospheric pressure, there being a plurality of spacers disposed in the first space, characterised in that the second major surface of the second sheet of glazing material has a low emissivity coating thereon, the low emissivity coating comprising at least one layer of fluorine doped tin oxide and there is a first anti-iridescence coating in between the low emissivity coating and the second sheet of glazing material.
An insulated glazing unit comprising a first sheet of glazing material and a second sheet of glazing material, there being a first space between the first sheet of glazing material and the second sheet of glazing material, wherein the first sheet of glazing material has a first major surface and an opposing second major surface, and the second sheet of glazing material has a first major surface and an opposing second major surface, wherein the second major surface of the first sheet of glazing material and the first major surface of the second sheet of glazing material face the first space, wherein the first space is a low pressure space having a pressure less than atmospheric pressure, there being a plurality of spacers disposed in the first space, wherein the first major surface of the second sheet of glazing material and/or the second major surface of the first sheet of glazing material has a low emissivity coating thereon, the insulated glazing unit further comprising a third sheet of glazing material facing the first sheet of the glazing material and being separated therefrom by a second space, the third sheet of glazing material having a first major surface and a second major surface, wherein the second major surface of the third sheet of glazing material and the first major surface of the first sheet of glazing material face the second space, and wherein the second major surface of the third sheet of glazing material has a low emissivity coating thereon, characterised in that the first major surface of the third sheet of glazing material has a low emissivity coating thereon.
The insulated glazing unit according to claim 19, wherein the low emissivity coating on the first major surface of the third sheet of glazing material comprises at least one layer of fluorine doped tin oxide.
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