Almost no reflection occurs! An example where there was a temperature difference of up to 20°C compared to an uncoated asphalt surface.
We would like to introduce a case where "heat exchange paint," which is subject to carbon offset, was applied to the pedestrian walkway of a tourist parking lot. The principle of reflective pavement roads, which suppress the rise in surface temperature by reflecting sunlight and other rays, has raised concerns about the significant increase in the reflectivity of infrared and ultraviolet rays, potentially having adverse effects on the environment and human health. In theory, heat exchange paint does not cause such problems. By using heat exchange paint on pedestrian walkways, such as walking courses and school zones, it can effectively prevent the intense glare from asphalt, making it very effective for heat mitigation. 【Case Overview】 ■ Installation Location: Tourist Parking Lot Pedestrian Walkway ■ Product Used: D-47 Ocher ■ Installation Effect: Able to prevent the intense glare from asphalt *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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