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The main insulation materials currently used in the factory are rock wool, polyurethane, and aluminum silicate. In practice, some enamel-lined towers and reactors require frequent repairs; removing the insulation layer before reinstalling it significantly reduces the effectiveness of the insulation. Therefore, I would like to ask if there is a new type of material that makes disassembly and installation easier, or if other methods can be used to reduce costs.
This is not a problem with the insulation material; it’s likely an issue with the protective layer outside the insulation. Color-coated steel plates or aluminum sheets can be used to create a detachable cover, allowing the insulation material and protective layer to be reused for repairs.
It’s okay to make the outer shell in two halves or more than half, but the insulation material on the inner layer will still get damaged when it’s removed
It’s okay to make the outer shell in two halves or more than half, but the insulation material on the inner layer will still get damaged when it’s removed
:I also consulted the most experienced engineers in insulation work here before telling you this. But he’s a businessman, and I can’t keep asking. . .
:I also consulted the most experienced engineers in insulation work here before telling you this. But he’s a businessman, and I can’t keep asking. . .