When high-temperature objects are placed inside pipes installed indoors, is it necessary to take measures to prevent burns? What is the basis for such measures?

2009-12-04View Original

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When high-temperature objects are placed inside pipes installed indoors, is it necessary to take measures to prevent burns? What is the basis for such measures?

Reply #22009-12-04

The general principles of insulation technology describe such situations: in short, on pipes where people frequently operate and whose temperature exceeds 60 degrees Celsius, an insulating layer to prevent burns should be installed.

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