Toronto University researchers developed a fluidic system called Liquid Windows

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: February 04 2023

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The main objective of the system is to reduce energy costs. It targets decreasing the energy consumed during certain processes like lighting the buildings, heating, and cooling.
They have basically stacked sheets used as room windows.
The stacks are made of plastic. Between the stacks, there are thick channels. Fluids are passed through these channels.
Fluids are added or removed using pumps. Light transmission through the system is optimized through the amount of fluid in the stacks.

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Toronto University researchers developed a fluidic system called Liquid Windows