Understand the insulation issues for saturated steam pipes at 180°C with a pipe diameter of DN100
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I would like to know more about the insulation issues related to saturated steam pipes at 180°C, with a pipe diameter of DN100. What materials should be used for insulation, and what thickness is appropriate?
For ordinary rock wool, a thickness of 100 mm is sufficient.
180°C saturated steam pipeline, pipe diameter DN100. It is a medium-pressure small pipeline; direct insulation of 100 is sufficient, and rock wool can be used for this purpose. The original poster can look for some books on thermal insulation calculations or design codes. In order to deepen knowledge in this area.