JACK ASTOR’S RESTAURANT (2009-2012)
Objective
- To determine if using the UV Liquid Film on windows of the business has a direct and measurable impact on its energy consumption.
- Period: 3 years ( 2009-2012 )
- An Independent Engineer: Mann Engineering – Energy Management Specialists
Observations
- A comparative study on the 2009-2010 years in contrast with the 2011-2012 years, which is further carried out, based on the statements issued by Burlington Hydro and Union Gas.
- Cost effectiveness resulting from using the film:
- Hydropower: 43 590 kWh (5.7 %)
- Natural Gas: 613 m ³ (8.4 %)
GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE (2012)
Objectives
- To measure the internal temperature of both the cabins, once exposed to sunlight (between 8:00 and 6:00) and to monitor the energy required by air conditioning systems in order to maintain the temperature less than 42 ° Celsius.
- A research conducted during the month of august 2012, which is led by the Centre for Construction and Engineering Technologies.
Logistics
- A research carried out on two experimental cabins: One with an opening where the glass is covered with a UV liquid film, whereas the second with a bare glass. Both cabins are integrated into an air conditioning system.
Results (Internal Temperature)
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