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Modeling Dispersive Media in Finite-Difference Time-Domain Method for Radiative Cooling Applications
Radiative cooling offers a new strategy to address building cooling problems in an environmentally friendly way, compared with traditional cooling methods that require high-power consumption. The goal of radiative cooling is to maximize absorption at the
Munseong Bae, Haejun Chung
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Dynamic Radiative Cooling: Mechanisms, Strategies, and Applications for Smart Thermal Management. [PDF]
This review systematically summarizes recent advances in dynamic radiative cooling (DRC), spanning from fundamental physical principles to intrinsic molecular and electronic mechanisms, and further to representative material systems.
Dong Y +9 more
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Colorful surfaces for radiative cooling
Daytime radiative cooling has attracted extensive research interest due to its potential impact for energy sustainability. To achieve subambient radiative cooling during the daytime, a white surface that strongly scatters incident solar light is normally
Yu, Zongfu +5 more
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Current Status and Future Perspectives of Radiative Sky Cooling
Radiative sky cooling cools an object on the Earth’s surface by emitting thermal radiation through the atmospheric window to the cold universe. As a passive technique to reduce cooling energy requirements without power input, radiative cooling provides a
Guo Chenyue +5 more
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Thermoregulating textiles and fibrous materials for passive radiative cooling functionality
Developing thermoregulating textiles based on passive radiative cooling strategies has recently attracted considerable attention as an emerging means of providing localised thermoregulation for wearers.
Esfandiar Pakdel, Xungai Wang
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We present baroclinic life‐cycle simulations with two versions of the atmosphere model ICON to understand how cloud‐radiative heating and cooling affect an idealized midlatitude cyclone. Both versions simulate the same cyclone when run without radiation,
Aiko Voigt, Behrooz Keshtgar, Klara Butz
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Perspectives on the Applications of Radiative Cooling in Buildings and Electric Cars
Cooling energy consumption is a major contributor to various sectors in hot climates with a significant number of warm days throughout the year. Buildings account for 40% of total energy consumption, with approximately ∼30–40% of that used for cooling in
N. S. Susan Mousavi, Brian Azzopardi
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Vapor condensation with daytime radiative cooling [PDF]
Significance Traditionally, the cooling for passive vapor condensation is mainly provided by convection and conduction. However, these mechanisms do not work when the vapor temperature is near the ambient air temperature. At such temperatures, radiative condensation remains effective.
Ming Zhou +11 more
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Spectral Emissivity Profiles for Radiative Cooling [PDF]
Passive radiative cooling, an innovative approach for cooling buildings and devices, has attracted considerable attention in recent years. In particular, the spectral emissivity distribution of surfaces plays a crucial role for an object to radiate at wavelengths for which the atmosphere is transparent and solar irradiance is low.
Muhammed Ali Kecebas +2 more
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Radiative Cooling Materials for Extreme Environmental Applications [PDF]
Han Zhou, Shaowen Chen
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