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Protection issues

2017-11-03View Original

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Can insulation foam be used to prevent burns? What is usually used for equipment protection? At high processing temperatures, would it work to use a thermal insulation layer such as glass fiber on the outside?
Reply #22017-11-03
Yes, materials that prevent scalding are generally the same as those used for insulation
Reply #32017-11-03
Rock wool is commonly used for heat protection and insulation
Reply #42017-11-05
There are many types of insulation materials, such as rock wool, glass fiber, polyurethane, and other materials.
Reply #52017-11-06
As long as you maintain the right temperature. By minimizing heat loss, it’s of course impossible for anyone to get burned!
Reply #62017-11-06
You can take a look at the pinned post in this version; there’s an option to request free assistance, or you can search on Baidu for “Daxueshi””
Reply #72017-11-06
Rock wool and aluminum silicate are used for heat protection and insulation.

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