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What material is good for insulation at minus 70 degrees?

2010-04-13View Original

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This post was last edited by j42020410 on 2010-4-13 at 11:21; the design temperature ranges from minus 70 degrees to plus 60 degrees
Reply #22010-04-13
Applicable temperature for pearlescent sand: -200 to -800
Reply #32010-04-13
Foam glass polyurethane can be used (it can operate down to –200°C).
Reply #42010-04-13
Foamed polyurethane works perfectly, but insulation needs to be installed in advance; Insulation begins as soon as the leak test is completed.
Reply #52010-04-20
Foamed polyurethane is suitable, with a usage temperature range of -200 to 120 degrees

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