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Sunday, November 4, 2012

Where are these desiccant pellets or materiel you may ask?

You cannot see these because they are inside the spacer bars the glass panes are adhered to with semi-permeable seals. The spacer bars are filled or imbedded, depending on the type of spacer bars used, with desiccant pellets or materiel.

Posted at 07:41 PM

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Saturday, November 3, 2012

Why must the air between the panes be kept dry?

Because DRY air between the panes is what gives your windows their R-Factor, or their insulation value.

Posted at 10:26 PM

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Wednesday, October 17, 2012

In your windows, what are desiccant pellets or materiel, what is their purpose and why?

Desiccant pellets or materiel have the ability to absorb moisture. Their purpose is to draw and trap the daily condensation that occurs between the panes. The reason is to keep the air between the panes dry.

Posted at 09:06 PM

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Monday, October 15, 2012

Why are semi-permeable seals used in the assembly of thermal glass units?

Part 2: Semi-permeable seals allow air and gas under high pressure to escape through the seals without damaging the seals, thus releasing the pressure between the panes preventing the glass from blowing out.

Posted at 05:26 PM

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Monday, October 15, 2012

Why are semi-permeable seals used in the assembly of thermal glass units?

Part 1: If hermetic seals were used, which are completely air-tight, the glass could blow out when the sun beats on the window on a hot summer day and heats the air or gas between the panes. When heated up, gas and air expand thus greatly increasing the pressure between the panes.

Posted at 05:25 PM

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Saturday, October 13, 2012

Are thermal glass units vacuum sealed?

Thermal glass units are not and cannot be vacuum sealed; because semi-permeable seals are used rather than hermetic seals to assemble thermal glass units.

Posted at 04:23 PM

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Saturday, October 13, 2012

What does a thermal glass unit consist of, how is it constructed and what is it used for?

A thermal glass unit consist of two, sometimes three glass panes, assembled together by being adhered to spacer bars by seals. A thermal glass unit is normally referred to as a double or triple pane window. It is the glass unit in the windows of your house, office or other buildings.

Posted at 04:23 PM

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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

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Posted at 04:16 PM

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Monday, October 1, 2012

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Posted at 05:02 PM