Thermally effective windows with moving phase change material curtains

By K. Ismail, J. Henríquez. 2001

142 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Building and Construction, Environmental Engineering, Spectroscopy

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In Building and Construction

1. M. J. Huang
2. Brian Norton
3. P. Eames

In Environmental Engineering

1. M. J. Huang
2. Brian Norton
3. P. Eames

In Spectroscopy

1. M. J. Huang
2. Brian Norton
3. P. Eames

Citations in the corpus

• Thermal regulation of building-integrated photovoltaics using phase change materials (2004, methodology): “Experimental and numerical studies into glazings filled with different thicknesses of PCM were presented by Ismail and Henriquez [14].”
• Phase-change materials to improve solar panel's performance (2013, background): “Research on this subject mainly deals with PCMs incorporated in wallboards [8] [9], roofs [10], windows [11], and ventilation heat exchangers [12].”
• Fenestration of Today and Tomorrow: A State-of-the-Art Review and Future Research Opportunities (2013, unknown): “Ismail and Henriquez (2001) have numerically and experimentally studied thermally effective windows with moving PCM curtains, which included spectrometric measurements in the solar radiation wavelength region.”
• Experimental investigation and computer simulation of thermal behaviour of wallboards containing a phase change material (2006, unknown): “[1–5].”