Selection of insulation materials: aluminum silicate and perlite
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Most of the pipelines in our factory are made of perlite; in my opinion, the drawback of perlite is its fragility； When wrapping irregular objects, it is necessary to fill in padding; otherwise, heat will be lost through any gaps ； Cutting losses are high when bending the package, and it is time-consuming ； Therefore, I personally recommend using aluminum silicate in irregular areas, due to its good plasticity, low material loss, and short processing time. I would like to ask if this approach is reasonable, or if there are any better solutions. Please share your insights at your convenience: handshake
Our company uses aluminum silicate for insulation, with an aluminum sheet added on the outside
Hello, how is the insulation performance, and is there much damage during disassembly and assembly? Can aluminum silicate be used anymore after being soaked in water?
Dismantling and assembly wear? To ensure good insulation, aluminum silicate insulation foam is almost disposable; if it is used again, it is best to use new foam. If appearance and performance don’t matter and a makeshift solution will do, it can be reused