Register now for the Trosifol® web seminar „Trosifol® WinSLT“

Date: 30 October 2020

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Date: 30 October 2020

This course will cover the basics of light and solar control glazing options while learning how to use Trosifol’s WinSLT optical and solar calculator.

Date and time:

Friday, November 13, 2020 3:00 pm

Europe Time (Berlin, GMT+01:00)

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Panelist(s) Info:

Vaughn Schauss is the Americas Technical Consultancy Manager for Kuraray’s Trosifol division. In this role, he works with architects and specifiers, structural engineers, façade consultants and glass fabricators on the specification, design, and use of laminated glass in buildings. Vaughn began his career working directly with glass laminators providing expertise on the lamination process. Now, he concentrates his efforts on structural, security, acoustical, and hurricane applications for laminated glass.

Duration:

45 minutes

Description:

Allowing natural light to enter a building through windows is always an asset. Increasing the natural light helps decrease daylighting costs and improve the productivity and well-being of the occupants. Filtering out the harmful UV rays and reducing the solar heat gain while keeping the visible light transmission high are important factors to consider when designing glazing. The use of laminated glass with solar control or low emissivity glass are useful tools. This course will cover the basics of light and solar control glazing options while learning how to use Trosifol’s WinSLT optical and solar calculator.

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