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Is it necessary to use adhesive to seal the gap between the upper and lower tiles inside the insulation pipe support?

2023-11-22View Original

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Please refer to the image below, which shows the finished insulated pipe supports for the low-temperature water pipes installed in the external utility tunnel. The design temperature for these low-temperature water pipes is 5°C above zero. Question: Is it necessary to use adhesive to seal the gap between the upper and lower tiles inside the cold insulation pipe support? Are there any relevant regulations covering this aspect?
Reply #22023-11-22
Without any gaps for leakage, the cold air doesn’t escape; as a result, an ice formation appears on the pipe supports.
Reply #32023-11-23
It can be ignored; there’s no need to glue it.
Reply #42023-11-23
Adhesion is the best option, but heat leakage is negligible.
Reply #52023-11-25
It needs to be bonded with rosin asphalt.

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