Heat-Insulating Glass GRB3
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Thickness [Characteristic table] | 2 mm |
| x [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm; A[2856k]] | 0.440 |
| y [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm; A[2856k]] | 0.413 |
| Y [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm; A[2856k]] | 86.5 |
| x [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm; D65] | 0.311 |
| y [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm; D65] | 0.334 |
| Y [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm; D65] | 87.4 |
| DA [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm; chemical stability] | 2 |
| DW [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm; chemical stability] | 3 |
| ND [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm] | 1.512 |
| Tg [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm] | 587 °C |
| Ts [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm] | 656 °C |
| S [Characteristic table; thickness 2mm] | 2.55 |
| Technical requirements [Technical Requirements Table; Thickness 2mm; Wavelength 500nm (Source Table Does Not Explicitly Identify This Value's Quantity Name or Unit)] | ≥81.0 |
| Technical requirements [Technical Requirements Table; Thickness 2mm; Wavelength 600nm (Source Table Does Not Explicitly Identify This Value's Quantity Name or Unit)] | ≥76.4 |
| Technical requirements [Technical Requirements Table; Thickness 2mm; Wavelength 700nm (Source Table Does Not Explicitly Identify This Value's Quantity Name or Unit)] | ≤50.6 |
| Technical requirements [Technical Requirements Table; Thickness 2mm; Wavelength 800nm (Source Table Does Not Explicitly Identify This Value's Quantity Name or Unit)] | ≤12.9 |
| Technical requirements [Technical Requirements Table; Thickness 2mm; Wavelength 900nm (Source Table Does Not Explicitly Identify This Value's Quantity Name or Unit)] | ≤2.8 |
| Technical requirements [Technical Requirements Table; Thickness 2mm; Wavelength 1060nm (Source Table Does Not Explicitly Identify This Value's Quantity Name or Unit)] | ≤0.1 |
| Technical requirements [Technical Requirements Table; Thickness 2mm; Wavelength 2200nm (Source Table Does Not Explicitly Identify This Value's Quantity Name or Unit)] | ≤0.9 |
| Technical requirements [Technical Requirements Table; Thickness 2mm; Column Header 420nm, Cell Separately States 365; Both Wavelength Labels Retained Without Inferring a Replacement; Quantity Name/Value Unit Not Specified] | ≥81.9 |
| Bubbles [Bubble, striae and stress class] | D-C |
| Striae [Bubble, striae and stress class] | 3C |
| Stress [Bubble, striae and stress class] | 4 |
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