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- Q: How to build a glass water wall?
- There are so many different types. It would depend on what type of fall you are looking for. Please add details.
- Q: i'm planning to build a sleek headlight conversion similarly to this Corvette. and would plastic melt?
- Since you're building your own, I'm assuming you don't have access to a glass manufacturing furnace, so I would suggest 22 gauge or thinner plexiglass, preferably high strength or high temperature. however plexiglass is easily scratched, and the best would be to just buy the headlights with glass. Unless you have a glass furnace there isn't really any glass out there that can be shaped, and glass only come flat.
- Q: Lanzhou Huazhong hollow glass factory where
- I was in Chengdu, Sichuan State-level economic and technological development zone of glass deep processing enterprises, in our park also Huacao building materials, and its enterprises mainly engaged in the production of steel profiles and sales, but also set up a steel doors and windows factory, including products, there are insulating glass Building glass supporting sales.
- Q: i have an important eco friendly house project 2 do so i need some answers!!!! if u could also post some sites that wld b gr8!!
- I okorder Go to his projects section and take a look as he has many links within his site and external as well. The basic principles of passive solar can be applied anywhere. If you are looking for construction plans and measured drawings- don't. There is too much variation in the windows themselves. You have to have some basic construction skills and some basic design sense to make it really work because those cariations lead to gaps that need filling in, and a means of supporting things. One hint though. If you make a small greenhouse, longer in the east/west direction is best with a low ceiling/roofline, and no narrower than about 8 feet. For heat storage you can use rock, but you will likely have better luck with 55 gallon food grade poly barrels filled with saturated salt water. Start with a dark colored plastic and paint them flat black. Also only fill them about 3/4 full. They will be heavy so place them in their final spot first. Insulate the space, 1 inch foam has respectable performance, add a vapor barrier, and add aluminum foil as radient barrier on the walls as the very inside layer to reflect light to the back side of your heat storage. On the roof, put the foil between the foam and the roof deck. It does work very well. Even in subzero farenheit temps. As long as you have sunlight, it will stay above freezing, otherwise a small 300 watt heater is adequate with 2 60 watt incandescent bulbs to keep it above freezing on the very coldest days.
- Q: This is either a milling interpretive center or some sort of museum or gallery. Its shell is very old and decayed but they put a new glass and steel building inside it. The most popular photo is a view from the river in the evening
- Can you be more precise? Have you any idea where this mill is? In the United Kingdom, or in the United States, or somewhere else? The first thing that comes to my mind is the Louvre museum, in France, but I don't think you're talking about that. There is also the Crystal Palace, which used to be in Hyde Park, London. It was first built for the 1851 World Fair. I suggest you visit the Wikipedia article for a few pictures.
- Q: Hello everyone. Ask a question. What is the level of airtightness of glass curtain walls of public buildings? What adjustments?
- In the winter outdoor average wind speed greater than or equal to 3.0m / s area, for 1 to 6-story building, should not be lower than the construction of the external window of the air permeability of the Ⅲ level; for 7 to 30-storey building should not be lower than the building Outside the window of the air permeability of the level of II.
- Q: Curtain wall classification of building curtain wall
- (Double beam curtain) component of the wall of the pillars (or beams) first installed in the main structure of the building, and then install the beams (the main structure of the structure, Or columns), columns and beams to form the grid, the panel material in the factory processing into the unit components, and then fixed in the column and beam composed of the grid. The load on the panel material unit component is transmitted to the main structure through the column (or beam). Component-type curtain wall is divided into: the frame of the curtain wall: metal frame components exposed to the outer surface of the panel frame support curtain wall. Hidden frame curtain wall: metal frame components are not exposed to the outer surface of the panel frame support curtain wall. Semi-concealed curtain wall: The vertical or horizontal members of the metal frame are exposed to the curtain wall of the outer surface of the panel.
- Q: I would like to build my own, customized aquarium and I have recently found out that float glass would be the best glass to use for it.I want the tank to be pretty long, considering i am turning it into a vivarium for my turtle.I need to know how much it will cost me to buy the sheets of float glass? or If I can just use regular glass for this instead?I am looking for something inexpensive, but with the quality also.thanks for the help :)
- I have only once heard this term (float glass) used before. That was at the Wheaton Arts Museum which was a glass center in the 19th century. The docent was explaining how the molten glass was poured over a layer of molten tin to make flat sheets for window pane. It's commonly called plate glass. Quite frankly you can get a much better answer by calling a glass shop and giving the dimensions. They will give you a quote. But I hazard to say that it will be cheaper to simply buy an aquarium tank. You should note however that if you do build this tank and ever think about filling it with water you really need to consider the stress on the glass. Long panels will collapse under the pressure unless they are very thick or reinforced. You will find reinforcements on the tops of commercial aquariums with long sides. I know a guy who cut the plastic reinforcement because it got in the way of the filter and it didn't collapse until he got it completely set up fish and all.
- Q: LOW-E insulating glass U value than ordinary hollow glass much lower
- Ordinary insulating glass 2.6 or more, LOW-E insulating glass 1.9 or less.
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