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How should the specifications for shell insulation materials be written?

2015-09-30View Original

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For example, if the outer diameter of the pipe is 38 and the insulation thickness is 40, with rock wool used for insulation, what should be specified for the pipe insulation material? Where is the regulation? 1. Outer diameter × inner diameter or outer diameter - inner diameter? 2. Outer diameter × thickness or outer diameter - thickness?
Reply #22015-09-30
Our *standard is outer diameter of the pipe × insulation thickness.
Reply #32015-09-30
It is the outer diameter of the pipe multiplied by its thickness, in meters.
Reply #42015-09-30
Generally, it’s sufficient to specify the outer diameter of the pipe that requires insulation! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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