Laminated glass, method for its manufacture, and glazing arrangement
AssigneeIsophon Glas GmbH
InventorsTorsten BOLD, Tobias BOLD
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AssigneeIsophon Glas GmbH
InventorsTorsten BOLD, Tobias BOLD
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The invention relates to laminated glass for a building facade with a first glass pane which is connected to a second glass pane by at least one laminating foil, wherein a plurality of laminae with a first light-absorbing surface and with at least one second light-reflecting surface are provided between the laminating foil and the first glass pane, wherein the light absorbing surface of the laminae facing the at least one laminating foil, and wherein the laminae are arranged at such a distance from one another that the laminated glass appears essentially transparent in the viewing direction toward the light-absorbing surface of the laminae and the at least one second glass pane in the viewing direction and appears less transparent in the viewing direction to the reflective surface of the laminae and the first glass pane in accordance with their spaced arrangement. The laminated glass is characterized in that the first glass pane has sections close to its surface on its exterior side with an altered surface or surface structure, which are arranged in a direction perpendicular to the exterior side of the at least one first glass pane in alignment with or precisely fitting the laminae . A laminated glass arrangement and a method for manufacturing a laminated glass are also described.
Laminated glass, in particular laminated safety glass, for a facade of a building, having a first glass pane which is bonded to at least one second glass pane by means of at least one laminating foil, wherein a plurality of laminae with a first light-absorbing surface and with at least one second light-reflecting surface is provided between the laminating foil and the first glass pane, wherein the light-absorbing surface of the laminae faces the at least one laminating foil, and wherein the laminae are arranged at a distance from one another such that the laminated glass appears essentially transparent in the viewing direction toward the light-absorbing surface of the laminae and the at least one second glass pane, and appears less transparent in the viewing direction toward the reflective surface of the laminae and the first glass pane in accordance with the spaced arrangement of the plates, wherein
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