NASA NTRS · 19700000312
Radiant heating concept efficient for light-transmitting windows
Abstract
Single-pane, uncoated windows absorb infrared rays and transmit visible and near-visible wavelengths. Two opposed rod heaters direct infrared rays at the pane, reflectors aid in this heating which prevents condensation. These windows are useful for telescopes and cameras for oceanographic and related studies.
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Neuman, J. R., Novoryta, R. J.. 1970-10-01. Radiant heating concept efficient for light-transmitting windows. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19700000312
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