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Bird protection glass/anti bird impact glass
Why can we relatively easily distinguish the glass of buildings, but birds cannot?
Glass is a widely used artificial building material in modern times. With the rapid development of global urbanization since the Industrial Revolution, it has rapidly changed the appearance of the Earth's surface over the past century. However, birds have lived on Earth for millions of years without any experience of coexisting with glass, and have no concept of glass at all.
This is also related to the sensory characteristics of birds. Unlike humans, birds have stronger lateral vision than their frontal vision. During flight, birds often need to turn their heads or heads back to guard against predators and search for prey, resulting in lower visual resolution in the forward direction of flight, making it difficult for them to effectively detect obstacles ahead. In addition, birds are more sensitive to moving objects, which makes it harder for them to notice the deadly glass ahead
In addition, seasons and the surrounding environment of buildings can both affect bird strikes. According to research in North America, the phenomenon of bird strikes reaches its peak during the migration and breeding seasons of birds. During the migration season, when a large number of migratory birds come to unfamiliar urban environments in a tired and hungry state, they are more likely to collide with buildings. During the breeding season, on the one hand, the activities of birds such as courtship, chick rearing, and territorial protection increase, and the risk of bird collisions also increases accordingly; On the other hand, the flying skills of young birds are still unfamiliar, making them more prone to bird collisions
Production and processing equipment:
Fully automatic physical level tempering furnace
Tempered glass homogenization furnace
Laminated glass production line
Italian Botero automatic cutting machine
Fully automatic double line edging machine
Fully automatic insulated glass production line
Traditional bird proof glass basically uses graphics with obstacles pasted, such as dense circles, which can easily block the viewing line and affect the beauty of the building facade. However, our UV ink bird proof glass provides UV lines that are basically invisible to humans outdoors or indoors, making the building more beautiful and providing good lighting.
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