Double-layer radiative cooling coating comprising a UV reflective layer and hollow TiO2

IF 6 2区 工程技术 Q2 ENERGY & FUELS
Mujia Feng , Zhilin Xia , Zhi Liu , Tu Zhou , Huajun Sun , Xiaofang Liu
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Abstract

Radiative cooling is a passive cooling strategy that requires no external energy input. It can provide continuous cooling for buildings and reduce energy consumption. In this study, a double-layer radiative cooling coating (DHRC) was designed with a bilayer structure. Fluorocarbon resins were used as film-forming substances for the coatings. Hollow rutile TiO2 and 200 nm diameter ZrO2 were used as fillers in the lower and upper layers, respectively. The cooling coating exhibited excellent reflective radiation performance, with a solar reflectance (Rsolar) of 92.9 % and an emissivity (ε8-13 μm) of 95.13 %. In outdoor tests, the average and maximum temperature reductions relative to ambient conditions were 8.44 ℃ and 12.3 ℃, respectively. The water contact angle was 98°, and after 25 days of UV irradiation, the Rsolar only decreased by 1.09 %. The cooling power calculated using MATLAB was 123.44 W∙m−2, which was 22.45 W∙m−2 more than that of the commercial cooling coating. The EnergyPlus building energy consumption simulation results showed that among 15 cities around the world, buildings using cooling paints achieved energy saving rates of more than 7 % in 10 cities. The results showed that the DHRC effectively reduced temperature, improved energy efficiency in buildings, and exhibited resistance to staining and aging. This coating provides new ideas for future research on the design and innovation of building cooling coatings.
包括紫外反射层和中空TiO2的双层辐射冷却涂层
辐射冷却是一种不需要外部能量输入的被动冷却策略。可为建筑物提供连续制冷,降低能耗。本研究设计了一种双层结构的双层辐射冷却涂层。采用氟碳树脂作为涂料的成膜物质。下层和上层分别采用空心金红石型TiO2和直径为200 nm的ZrO2作为填料。该冷却涂层具有良好的反射辐射性能,其太阳反射率(Rsolar)为92.9%,发射率(ε8 ~ 13 μm)为95.13%。在室外试验中,相对于环境条件的平均降温和最大降温分别为8.44℃和12.3℃。水接触角为98°,紫外线照射25 d后,Rsolar仅下降1.09%。利用MATLAB计算得到的冷却功率为123.44 W∙m−2,比商用冷却涂层高出22.45 W∙m−2。EnergyPlus建筑能耗模拟结果显示,在全球15个城市中,使用冷却涂料的建筑节能率超过7%的城市有10个。结果表明,DHRC可有效降低建筑温度,提高建筑能效,并具有抗染色和耐老化性能。该涂料为今后建筑制冷涂料的设计与创新提供了新的思路。
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Solar Energy
Solar Energy 工程技术-能源与燃料
CiteScore
13.90
自引率
9.00%
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审稿时长
47 days
期刊介绍: Solar Energy welcomes manuscripts presenting information not previously published in journals on any aspect of solar energy research, development, application, measurement or policy. The term "solar energy" in this context includes the indirect uses such as wind energy and biomass
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