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Igor V Shevchenko - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

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Tao Zhang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • the methods for creating building energy efficient cool black coatings
    Energy and Buildings, 2014
    Co-Authors: Jianrong Song, Jingfang Li, Lihong Jiang, Jian Qu, Zhongnan Song, Weidong Zhang, Tao Zhang
    Abstract:

    Abstract The optical and thermal properties of black coatings pigmented with different black colorants were systematically investigated, and their surface temperature reduction values and cooling energy savings were estimated relative to the black coating pigmented with carbon black in Shanghai, China. The black coatings separately pigmented with NIR-transmitting perylene black and Dioxazine purple colorants were identified to be real cool black coatings. The addition of chrome titanium yellow to the black coating pigmented with Dioxazine purple re-establishes the true black coatings. Over white basecoats, the estimated surface temperature reduction values and annual cooling energy savings in Shanghai are 13.8 °C and 3.9 kW h m −2  yr −1 , respectively, for the black coating pigmented with perylene black colorant; these two values are 10.2 °C and 2.24 kW h m −2  yr −1 , respectively, for the black coating pigmented with Dioxazine purple colorant.

  • the methods for creating energy efficient cool gray building coatings part i preparation from white and black pigments
    Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, 2014
    Co-Authors: Jianrong Song, Jingfang Li, Lihong Jiang, Jian Qu, Zhongnan Song, Weidong Zhang, Tao Zhang
    Abstract:

    We describe the method for creating nominally cool gray coatings by mixing titanium dioxide rutile and black pigments that include chromite iron nickel black, manganese ferrite black spinel, perylene black and Dioxazine purple. Although the solar reflectance of the gray coatings prepared by adding chromite iron nickel black and manganese ferrite black spinel pastes separately into a white coating are higher than that of the standard gray coating of colors of similarly lightness with the mixtures of carbon black and titanium dioxide rutile, they are actually not qualified cool gray coatings. The light gray coatings colored with a mixture of perylene black and titanium dioxide rutile are eligible cool gray coatings with a green shade. The gray coatings produced by mixing titanium dioxide rutile and Dioxazine purple and chrome titanium yellow are also real cool coatings with a violet shade.

Jianrong Song - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • the methods for creating building energy efficient cool black coatings
    Energy and Buildings, 2014
    Co-Authors: Jianrong Song, Jingfang Li, Lihong Jiang, Jian Qu, Zhongnan Song, Weidong Zhang, Tao Zhang
    Abstract:

    Abstract The optical and thermal properties of black coatings pigmented with different black colorants were systematically investigated, and their surface temperature reduction values and cooling energy savings were estimated relative to the black coating pigmented with carbon black in Shanghai, China. The black coatings separately pigmented with NIR-transmitting perylene black and Dioxazine purple colorants were identified to be real cool black coatings. The addition of chrome titanium yellow to the black coating pigmented with Dioxazine purple re-establishes the true black coatings. Over white basecoats, the estimated surface temperature reduction values and annual cooling energy savings in Shanghai are 13.8 °C and 3.9 kW h m −2  yr −1 , respectively, for the black coating pigmented with perylene black colorant; these two values are 10.2 °C and 2.24 kW h m −2  yr −1 , respectively, for the black coating pigmented with Dioxazine purple colorant.

  • the methods for creating energy efficient cool gray building coatings part i preparation from white and black pigments
    Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, 2014
    Co-Authors: Jianrong Song, Jingfang Li, Lihong Jiang, Jian Qu, Zhongnan Song, Weidong Zhang, Tao Zhang
    Abstract:

    We describe the method for creating nominally cool gray coatings by mixing titanium dioxide rutile and black pigments that include chromite iron nickel black, manganese ferrite black spinel, perylene black and Dioxazine purple. Although the solar reflectance of the gray coatings prepared by adding chromite iron nickel black and manganese ferrite black spinel pastes separately into a white coating are higher than that of the standard gray coating of colors of similarly lightness with the mixtures of carbon black and titanium dioxide rutile, they are actually not qualified cool gray coatings. The light gray coatings colored with a mixture of perylene black and titanium dioxide rutile are eligible cool gray coatings with a green shade. The gray coatings produced by mixing titanium dioxide rutile and Dioxazine purple and chrome titanium yellow are also real cool coatings with a violet shade.

Weidong Zhang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • the methods for creating building energy efficient cool black coatings
    Energy and Buildings, 2014
    Co-Authors: Jianrong Song, Jingfang Li, Lihong Jiang, Jian Qu, Zhongnan Song, Weidong Zhang, Tao Zhang
    Abstract:

    Abstract The optical and thermal properties of black coatings pigmented with different black colorants were systematically investigated, and their surface temperature reduction values and cooling energy savings were estimated relative to the black coating pigmented with carbon black in Shanghai, China. The black coatings separately pigmented with NIR-transmitting perylene black and Dioxazine purple colorants were identified to be real cool black coatings. The addition of chrome titanium yellow to the black coating pigmented with Dioxazine purple re-establishes the true black coatings. Over white basecoats, the estimated surface temperature reduction values and annual cooling energy savings in Shanghai are 13.8 °C and 3.9 kW h m −2  yr −1 , respectively, for the black coating pigmented with perylene black colorant; these two values are 10.2 °C and 2.24 kW h m −2  yr −1 , respectively, for the black coating pigmented with Dioxazine purple colorant.

  • the methods for creating energy efficient cool gray building coatings part i preparation from white and black pigments
    Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, 2014
    Co-Authors: Jianrong Song, Jingfang Li, Lihong Jiang, Jian Qu, Zhongnan Song, Weidong Zhang, Tao Zhang
    Abstract:

    We describe the method for creating nominally cool gray coatings by mixing titanium dioxide rutile and black pigments that include chromite iron nickel black, manganese ferrite black spinel, perylene black and Dioxazine purple. Although the solar reflectance of the gray coatings prepared by adding chromite iron nickel black and manganese ferrite black spinel pastes separately into a white coating are higher than that of the standard gray coating of colors of similarly lightness with the mixtures of carbon black and titanium dioxide rutile, they are actually not qualified cool gray coatings. The light gray coatings colored with a mixture of perylene black and titanium dioxide rutile are eligible cool gray coatings with a green shade. The gray coatings produced by mixing titanium dioxide rutile and Dioxazine purple and chrome titanium yellow are also real cool coatings with a violet shade.