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2 October 2024 New frontiers in radiative cooling: Ten years of daytime radiative cooling and the road ahead
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We discuss recent advances in both the fundamental science and technological application of radiative cooling. We will introduce a range of super-white paint-based strategies for daytime radiative cooling materials. We will next discuss a new domain of application for radiative cooling: vertical facades of buildings that experience asymmetric thermal radiative environments, highlighting the remarkable cooling benefits that infrared selective thermal emitters, including low-cost scalable ones made from existing polymers, can enable. Finally, we highlight new work on harnessing radiative cooling for water technologies, including passive freezing desalination as well as near-optimal condensation of dew through the development of multi-functional slippery hydrophilic radiative cooling materials.
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Aaswath P. Raman "New frontiers in radiative cooling: Ten years of daytime radiative cooling and the road ahead", Proc. SPIE PC13132, Nonimaging Optics: Efficient Design for Illumination and Concentration XIX, PC1313203 (2 October 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3034400
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KEYWORDS
Buildings

Directed energy weapons

Infrared radiation

Polymers

Thermography

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