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 LafnLion rated 14 months ago- Intelliglass, a Spanish invention, sandwiches layers of glass around a layer of water that circulates with other glass panels. On a glass-walled skyscraper this could lower cooling costs in summer by 70%.
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- parvez rated 14 months ago
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Cool!
- shadowpool rated 14 months ago
- Use it to heat your pool?
- LafnLion rated 14 months ago
- Intelliglass, a Spanish invention, sandwiches layers of glass around a layer of water that circulates with other glass panels. On a glass-walled skyscraper this could lower cooling costs in summer by 70%.
- brycec3 rated 14 months ago
- that doesn't seem very efficient. nice try, though!
- kaisx rated 14 months ago
- interesting and simple concept. cutting down on 70% on A/C is amazing!
- StEgUy rated 14 months ago
- Double glazing, more efficient or a waste of time?
- Peu rated 14 months ago
- I don't think inert gas or a vacuum would work. The sun would just shine through to the other pane behind it and heat it as well. The water would transfer the heat. but how much energy to pump the water? And maintenance? If one window at the bottom crack, will the building partially flood?
- SubIgnition rated 14 months ago
- Windows with a built-in water cooling system can save 70% on energy costs.
 trejrco rated 14 months ago- Sorry, but inert gas / vacuum between the panes seems much more efficient and feasible than actively pumping water through every window ...
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