Glazing
Tinted glass and glass with a reflective coating are glazing alternatives that reduce heat gain. One example, low-e glass, has a thin metal coating to allow light to pass through the glass; heat remains on the side where it is originating (it keeps the sun’s heat out of the building and mechanical heating inside the building). Low-e coatings contribute to energy efficient window assemblies.
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GSA Impact Study_ISWGpost.pdf
...1917 building renovated in 2013 Glazing glare control Occupant thermal comforthttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › GSA Impact Study_ISWGpost.pdf -
Building Glass and Lighting Impacts and Solutions
New Technologies and Glass types Glazing, UV reflecting How do solutions tiehttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › Building Glass and Lighting Impacts and Solutions (FWS Mar 2015).pdf -
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...natural light  High performance window glazing  Exterior and interior shades reducehttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › NASA Ames Sustainability Base_SDianati Nov 2012.pdf -
2011 Project Review Powerpoint Presentation
...000 LEDs, 808 kW solar PV, window glazing, and “rain gardens†installed Usehttps://sftool.gov › Content › attachments › Iswg › iswg-case-studies › Deep Energy Savings Using ESPCs.pdf -
Green Procurement - Federal Requirements - Ink Removers and Cleaners - GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool
...products designed to remove ink, haze, glaze, and other residual ink contaminantshttps://sftool.gov › greenprocurement › green-products › 5 › cleaning-products › 142 › ink-removers-cleaners › 0 -
Buildings and Health - GSA Sustainable Facilities Tool
...regularly scheduled maintenance, evaluate glazing for energy efficiency and operablehttps://sftool.gov › learn › about › 576 › buildings-health
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