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Subverting tradition! Domestic "ultra-lightweight aluminum alloy doors and windows" are launched, with a 50% increase in strength to help reduce carbon emissions in buildings

2025-03-04
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The innovation laboratory under China National Building Materials Group recently released a new generation of "honeycomb structure aluminum alloy doors and windows", breaking through the limitations of traditional profile technology and creating three major technological innovations:

Aerospace-grade lightweight: using bionic honeycomb aluminum design, while ensuring that the wind pressure resistance level reaches level 9 (the highest national standard), the unit weight is reduced by 40%, significantly reducing the load on high-rise buildings;

Intelligent thermal management: Phase change energy storage materials are implanted in the hollow layer of doors and windows, reflecting 90% of solar radiation heat in summer and increasing insulation efficiency by 35% in winter, and obtaining German PHI passive house certification;

Circular economy model: jointly with ALI Cloud to build a "door and window life cycle management platform", users can trace the source of materials by scanning the code, and the recycling and remanufacturing rate of old windows has exceeded 85%.

The product has been tested in the zero-carbon demonstration area of ​​the Asian Games Village in Hangzhou. The data shows that compared with traditional aluminum alloy doors and windows, the annual air conditioning energy consumption is reduced by 22%, and the sound insulation performance is 42 decibels (increased by 18%). According to industry estimates, if it is promoted nationwide, it can reduce carbon emissions in the construction sector by more than 8 million tons per year.

Differentiation highlights:

Technology cross-border: integration of bionics, aerospace materials, and Internet of Things technology

Pain point solution: solving the contradiction between the load-bearing limit of high-rise buildings and energy-saving standards

Data endorsement: actual measured data such as load/energy consumption/sound insulation are benchmarked against international standards