Bilayer structured coating for radiative cooling applications
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Abstract
Daytime radiative cooling technology can cool objects to sub-ambient temperatures under direct sunlight without energy consumption. The technology relies on high reflectance of solar irradiation and high emissivity in the atmospheric window (infrared emission with 8 to 13 μm wavelengths). We report a bilayer structured coating for passive daytime sub-ambient radiative cooling. The bilayer radiative cooling coating has high solar reflectance (0.94), and high infrared emissivity (0.96) in the atmospheric window. The bilayer coating achieved a sub-ambient temperature of 3.6°C under solar irradiance of 990 W / m2 at an ambient temperature of 26.6°C, and the averaged sub-ambient cooling temperature of ∼8 ° C during the night. A test with two model rooms shows that the indoor air temperature reached a maximum difference of 9.7°C between the one with the bilayer coating and that with normal white coating.
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Research context
OpenAlex topics: Thermal Radiation and Cooling Technologies · Building Energy and Comfort Optimization · Urban Heat Island Mitigation
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Affiliations
Ningbo Ruiling Advanced Energy Materials Institute Co., Ltd., Ningbo
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, School of Energy and Power Engineering, Wuhan
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