Comparison of light and heat transmission of horticultural glass and translucent rigid PVC: New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research: Vol 11, No 1

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Abstract

Transmittance of visible light was 0.92 from a disc of glass, approximately 0.70 for new translucent PVC, and 0.18 for the weathered sample of translucent PVC.

The PVC sheet transmitted heat faster than the glass.

Poly vinyl chloride. Manufactured in New Zealand as “Novaroof”

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Poly vinyl chloride. Manufactured in New Zealand as “Novaroof”

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