What is Cvd?
CVD, or cardiovascular disease is any disease of the heart or blood vessels, including atherosclerosis, peripheral vascular disease, cardiomyopathy, coronary artery disease, and others.
Chemical Vapor Deposition - the factsSquaring off - MSVD vs. CVDReferences & Technical Papers Chemical Vapor Deposition - the facts. Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) is an on-line coating technology integrated directly into the float glass manufacturing process. Certincoat® CVD technology is specifically designed to produce energy efficient pyrolytic coated glass products.
Simplified schematic of pyrolytic coating process. In the CVD process, reactive precursors are vaporized into a carrier gas stream. The resulting vapor feed is directed to the hot glass surface (generally 600°C) where it reacts to form a ceramic coating.
Reaction by-products are exhausted from the coating zone and sent to waste processing. The advantages of CVD include a high deposition rate and high degree of control. Tuning the process is simply a matter of manipulating the vapor flows in the coating zone.
And, because the coating is covalently bonded to the glass surface, the result is a glass coating with unparalleled durability. At Arkema we have extensive experience with the CVD of pyrolytic coatings on glass. Learn more about the advantages of Certincoat® CVD technology.
Squaring off - MSVD vs. CVD. Not all Low E glass is the same and not all coating processes are created equal. But judge for yourself - we think the benefit of CVD is clear.
Off-LineRequires additional processing and time. HighMSVD energy use is 3-9 times greater than CVD. Tempering & Bending?
Exposure to moisture will damage coating.
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