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How should insulation projects be designed and constructed in areas prone to typhoons? Are there any materials on this topic? (Publisher’s note: Participation comes with a reward)

2010-11-12View Original

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This post was last edited by ms3210 on 2010-11-19 09:54. How should insulation projects be designed and constructed in areas prone to typhoons? Are there any materials available on this topic? I would like to ask the seniors for advice.
Reply #22010-11-12
Feasibility study on external wall insulation technology under the climate conditions in Shenzhen: http://www.kechixu.com/Tech/techinfo.aspx?id=902. Issues related to the use of anchor bolts in external wall insulation systems: http://bbs.qjy168.com/d_474927.html. I can’t reproduce the content due to copyright issues; you should go and take a look – it discusses those topics there
Reply #32010-11-12
I’m sorry for not expressing my question clearly earlier; I’m mainly looking for information on the design and construction of insulation systems for tall, exposed structures such as 100-meter-high towers and pipelines attached to them, in areas prone to typhoons along the coast. Thank you to the moderator for your prompt assistance.

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