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Passive daytime radiative cooling (PDRC) has drawn significant attention recently for electricity-free cooling. Porous polymers are attractive for PDRC since they have excellent performance and scalability. A fundamental question remaining is how PDRC performance depends on pore properties (e.g., radius, porosity), which is critical to guiding future structure designs. In this work, optical simulations are carried out to answer this question, and effects of pore size, porosity, and thickness are studied. We find that mixed nanopores (e.g
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