How to protect mechanical equipment in low-temperature and harsh cold climate conditions
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In cold climates with low temperatures, how should moving equipment and its accessories be protected during the construction phase? At around minus 20 degrees Celsius, they can be wrapped in blankets. But how can insulation be achieved at temperatures of minus 40 to 50 degrees? ? ? Using electric heaters and electric blankets is either not very practical, or the actual results may not be good; I hope everyone here can contribute their ideas.
When building factories with heating systems, some of them lack proper insulation
It is possible to install heating in the factory building, but wind load was not taken into account during the construction of the steel structure.
External insulation, with antifreeze injected inside.
A factory building is constructed, equipped with several steam or hot water heaters inside; heating pipelines are installed along the tubes, and drainage systems ensure that no water accumulates within them.
At minus 40 to 50 degrees, how can you carry out construction work? ! It can’t be working on defense projects, right? !
Our construction period is very short – there are less than 6 months in a year. I’m not sure about the use of antifreeze in moving equipment; could the colleague on the 4th floor please provide the brand of antifreeze used? If your company has used it before, could you also give me the contact information of the manufacturer? Thank you! ! ! ! ! !
As I mentioned earlier, it’s not practical to build enclosed factories at the moment, as wind loads were not taken into account when constructing the steel structures.
1. Insulating rock wool 2. Insulation for steam tracing pipes
I’m not quite sure whether it’s to protect it or to protect the operating mechanical equipment