技术指南铝合金门窗设计基础全解析（Technical guidelines aluminum alloy doors and windows design basis for full analysis）.docVIP

技术指南铝合金门窗设计基础全解析（Technical guidelines aluminum alloy doors and windows design basis for full analysis） Doors and windows as part of the building envelope, whether high-grade buildings or ordinary houses, have given different architectural functions and requirements. Only meet the architectural effects, rain, lighting, ventilation, vision, heat insulation, sound insulation and other functions, can provide people with a comfortable and quiet indoor environment, and achieve the requirements of sustainable social development. Aluminum alloy doors and windows are now the most widely used kind of doors and windows. The following are some basic ideas and opinions on how to design aluminum alloy doors and windows which meet the requirements and functions of construction. I. architectural design of doors and windows The doors and windows are the units of the building, the decorative symbols of the facade effect, and finally embody the characteristics of the building. Although the design of the doors and windows of different buildings have different requirements, doors and windows like grid can still find out the myriads of changes, but some rules. 1., the facade of the door should be in line with the aesthetic characteristics of the sub lattice design, we should consider the following factors (1) coordination of sub lattice proportion. A single glass plate, the ratio of length to width as close to the golden ratio, is designed to narrow rectangular 1:2 above the square and the length to width ratio, panel height is generally high 1/4~1/5 frame, should not be too large or too small; (2) facade doors and windows not only have a certain style rules, but also reflects the changes for law in change; dividing line density; distance and size division shows a strict, solemn and serious; unequal partition free rhythm, lively and dynamic display; (3) at least the same room, the same wall, doors and windows of the lateral sub line, as far as possible at the same level of line, vertical