Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
32(44)
Published: Aug. 19, 2022
Abstract
With
the
aggravation
of
global
warming
and
extreme
weather,
cooling
demand
has
witnessed
a
continuous
increase
is
expected
to
tenfold
by
2050.
Radiative
sky
(RSC)
without
any
pollution
energy
consumption
drawn
worldwide
attention
in
past
few
years.
Large‐scale
scalable
porous
materials
have
greatly
advanced
progress
this
technology.
Herein,
critical
review
on
with
goal
advancing
their
commercial
applications
presented.
The
detailed
design
principles
daytime
radiative
are
first
discussed
clarify
factors
structures
for
great
performance.
What
follows
discussions
from
pore‐forming
methods.
Subsequently,
recent
promising
particle‐embedding
structures,
mainly
including
white
colorful
coolers
various
applications,
outlined.
Additionally,
some
special
highlighted
further
broaden
RSC
Last
but
not
least,
remaining
open
challenges
insights
presented
advance
commercialization
progress.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
32(1)
Published: Oct. 4, 2021
Abstract
The
study
of
transparent
daytime
radiative
cooling
with
no
additional
energy
consumption
is
a
promising
area
research.
Its
applications
include
solar
cells
and
building
automobile
windows
that
are
prone
to
heating
issues.
Ubiquitous
necessitate
the
development
metamaterials
high
mechanical
flexibility
in
scalable
manner
while
overcoming
translucence.
In
this
study,
visibly
clear
flexible
have
been
developed
using
newly
designed
optical
modulator
filled
into
randomly
distributed
silica
aerogel
microparticles
silicone
elastomer.
effectively
suppresses
visible
light
scattering,
thus
enabling
higher
loading
securing
clarity.
significant
suppression
rise
temperature
by
metamaterial
verified
both
indoor
outdoor
experiments.
deployed
can
suppress
under
irradiation,
thereby
mitigating
performance
degradation
issues
suppressing
air.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. 1803 - 1830
Published: Feb. 2, 2023
Personal
thermal
management
(PTM)
is
a
promising
approach
for
maintaining
the
comfort
zone
of
human
body
while
minimizing
energy
consumption
indoor
buildings.
Recent
studies
have
reported
development
numerous
advanced
textiles
that
enable
PTM
systems
to
regulate
temperature
and
are
comfortable
wear.
Herein,
recent
advancements
in
thermoregulatory
clothing
discussed.
These
advances
focused
on
enhancing
control
heat
dissipation
between
skin
localized
environment.
We
primarily
summarize
research
controls
pathways
body,
such
as
radiation-
conductance-controlled
clothing.
Furthermore,
adaptive
dual-mode
textiles,
which
can
microclimate
well
responsive
address
both
performance
(warming
and/or
cooling)
wearability
Finally,
we
include
discussion
significant
challenges
perspectives
this
field,
including
large-scale
production,
smart
bioinspired
clothing,
AI-assisted
This
comprehensive
review
aims
further
sustainably
manufactured
with
superior
outstanding
practical
applications.
Radiative
cooling
is
a
passive
technology
without
any
energy
consumption,
compared
to
conventional
technologies
that
require
power
sources
and
dump
waste
heat
into
the
surroundings.
For
decades,
many
radiative
studies
have
been
introduced
but
its
applications
are
mostly
restricted
nighttime
use
only.
Recently,
emergence
of
photonic
achieves
daytime
overcome
performance
limitations.
example,
broadband
selective
emissions
in
mid-IR
high
reflectance
solar
spectral
range
already
demonstrated.
This
review
article
discusses
fundamentals
thermodynamic
transfer
motivates
cooling.
Several
structures
such
as
multilayer,
periodical,
random;
derived
from
nature,
associated
design
procedures
were
thoroughly
discussed.
Photonic
integration
with
new
functionality
significantly
enhances
efficiency
colored,
transparent,
switchable
has
developed.
The
commercial
reducing
loads
vehicles,
increasing
generation
cells,
generating
electricity,
saving
water,
personal
thermal
regulation
also
summarized.
Lastly,
perspectives
on
emerging
issues
potential
solution
strategies
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(12)
Published: Jan. 17, 2022
Daytime
radiative
cooling
provides
an
eco-friendly
solution
to
space
with
zero
energy
consumption.
Despite
significant
advances,
most
state-of-the-art
coolers
show
broadband
infrared
emission
low
spectral
selectivity,
which
limits
their
temperatures,
especially
in
hot
humid
regions.
Here,
all-inorganic
narrowband
emitter
comprising
a
solution-derived
SiOx
Ny
layer
sandwiched
between
reflective
substrate
and
self-assembly
monolayer
of
SiO2
microspheres
is
reported.
It
shows
high
diffusive
solar
reflectance
(96.4%)
strong
infrared-selective
emittance
(94.6%)
superior
selectivity
(1.46).
Remarkable
subambient
up
5
°C
autumn
2.5
summer
are
achieved
under
humidity
without
any
shading
or
convection
cover
at
noontime
subtropical
coastal
city,
Hong
Kong.
Owing
the
hydrophobic
structure,
outstanding
resistance
ultraviolet
water
long-term
durability
tests.
The
scalable-solution-based
fabrication
renders
this
stable
high-performance
promising
for
large-scale
deployment
various
climates.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
32(44)
Published: Aug. 19, 2022
Abstract
With
the
aggravation
of
global
warming
and
extreme
weather,
cooling
demand
has
witnessed
a
continuous
increase
is
expected
to
tenfold
by
2050.
Radiative
sky
(RSC)
without
any
pollution
energy
consumption
drawn
worldwide
attention
in
past
few
years.
Large‐scale
scalable
porous
materials
have
greatly
advanced
progress
this
technology.
Herein,
critical
review
on
with
goal
advancing
their
commercial
applications
presented.
The
detailed
design
principles
daytime
radiative
are
first
discussed
clarify
factors
structures
for
great
performance.
What
follows
discussions
from
pore‐forming
methods.
Subsequently,
recent
promising
particle‐embedding
structures,
mainly
including
white
colorful
coolers
various
applications,
outlined.
Additionally,
some
special
highlighted
further
broaden
RSC
Last
but
not
least,
remaining
open
challenges
insights
presented
advance
commercialization
progress.