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In the wave of modern green and ultra-low-energy building development, the energy-saving and safety performance of window and skylight systems have become core design considerations. As a new generation of high-performance energy-saving glass, LandVac titanium vacuum glass is widely used in high-standard architectural projects due to its superior thermal insulation, noise reduction, and lightweight safety features. To fully utilise these performance advantages, scientific installation specifications and reasonable configuration schemes must be strictly followed. This article provides professional, actionable technical guidance regarding installation precautions, skylight applications, and maximum panel sizes.
A: Installations must be conducted in accordance with the industry standard, Technical Specification for Application of Vacuum Glass in Buildings.
A: In large-scale skylight applications, LandVac is favoured for its excellent thermal insulation and lightweight properties.
Core Configuration: To ensure absolute safety and peak energy efficiency, vacuum glass is typically used in composite structures, primarily as "vacuum composite laminated glass" or "vacuum composite laminated insulated glass."
Construction: The installation methods follow standard glazing practices.
Real-world Application: LandVac has been successfully installed in projects such as the Shenyang Jianzhu University laboratory building and the Shandong Huajian Hotel. Project data shows that these configurations can achieve a heat transfer coefficient (U-value) as low as 0.4 W/(m²·K), fully meeting high-standard architectural requirements.
A: The maximum panel size for LandVac titanium vacuum glass is 2.4m x 4.2m. This specification is based on the industry standard, Technical Specification for Application of Vacuum Glass in Buildings.
