Are there any new types of insulation materials? Heat-resistant, preferably free of silico-aluminate salts
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Are there any new types of insulation materials? Heat-resistant, preferably free of silico-aluminate salts, as it may come into contact with KOH; the temperature is 300+ degrees, and it must be able to bear weight.
Heat-resistant, preferably free of silico-aluminate salts, as it may come into contact with KOH; the temperature is 300+ degrees, and it must be able to bear weight. Heat-resistant materials. Without considering the thermal conductivity, the type used for building stoves
Glass wool, diatomaceous earth, expanded vermiculite, foamed cement, etc. There is also an insulating blanket, but I haven’t used it; temperature resistance is also important.
This post was last edited by yuchenchf on 2012-6-26 07:58. Class A insulation material: foam glass. Let me make it clear right from the start – using this material will result in high costs! Foam glass has relatively excellent performance compared to current insulation materials. Its operating temperature range is -195 to 450 degrees Celsius, and its bulk density is low, around 160 kg/m3 ； 2. It has a low thermal conductivity, below 0.058 W/m·K, with stable thermal performance ； 3 impermeable ； 4. Low water absorption, around 0.2% ； 5 Non-flammable ； 6 No mildew or corrosion ； 7 High strength: compressive strength ≥ 0.7 Mpa, flexural strength ≥ 0.5 Mpa ； 8 Resistant to acidic corrosion (except hydrogen fluoride) ； 9 is non-toxic and does not contain CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) or HCFCs (hydrochlorofluorocarbons) ； 10. It has stable physicochemical properties, dimensional stability, and is easy to cut. Application areas of foam glass insulation panels: 1. Low-temperature pipelines, equipment, and storage tanks; 2. Low-temperature systems in hydrocarbon processing ； 3. Cold storage and refrigerated buildings: 4. Low- and medium-temperature insulation systems in pharmaceuticals ； 5. Steel liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen storage tanks and pipelines ； 6. Underground steam and cooling water pipes ； 7. Chimney lining ； 8. Offshore oil platforms ； 9. Hydrocarbon production system ； 10. Insulation for interior and exterior walls ； 11. Interior sound absorption applications ； 12. Roof waterproofing and insulation ； 13. Color-coated steel roof ； 14. Thermal bridge insulation ； 15. Central air conditioning chilled water pipes l6. Industrial building floors