英文摘要 |
An objective measure technique is presented to measure the light characteristics of covering materials. Experimental designs include transmittance tests for solar irradiance, illumination tests, and spectral transmittance tests. Of twenty-two pieces of different PVC film covering materials tested, all of those were made in Taiwan and Japan, being tested. The results show that one third radiation energy belongs to the visible wavelength range in global solar energy, the unit wavelength energy of the short wavelength is much smaller than the long wavelength, and a yellow-orange light wavelength (above 560nm) posses the largest unit wavelength energy within the visible wavelength range. For the clear PVC film, the solar irradiance transmittance is about 86~91% and is composed of 33% visible wavelength and 67% un-visible wavelength, while the total energy transmittance is about 90.3~93.7% in the visible wavelength range. Both the clear PVC films made in Taiwan and in Japan, with different thickness (0.13~0.40 mm) have no visible difference transmittance, except that the PVC made in Japan have a high spectral transmittance in short wavelength range than that made in Taiwan. When the colour and mist is added in PVC film, the high illumination (82%) and solar irradiance (86%) is observed except two types of the black and yellow-mist PVC film, and about 70% of the transmitted illumination and 87% of the transmitted energy belongs to direct light. In addition, high spectral transmittance (85%) in visible wavelength range is also observed in color and mist PVC film. Among all tested PVC films except black color film only yellow-mist PVC film can get near a half transmittance of the illumination (63%) and the solar irradiance (65%). |