Regarding the common insulation thickness? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
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Are there experts in the process area? The following questions are mainly directed at centrifugal glass wool, aluminum silicate, and PIR. Dear experts, what are the common standard thicknesses for insulation materials used in pipes? For example, in terms of standards and calculations, it’s 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100. . . . . . . They all exist, but when making a purchase, are only certain specifications among them commonly used? ? ? For example, 50, 80, 100. . .
I think it should be chosen based on your operating conditions, as the ultimate goal is to provide insulation or cooling
This question requires someone with experience in procurement and construction to answer it. We asked a manufacturer, and the thicknesses used do not follow any standard specifications; for example, the thickness is only 55. If insulation of 80 is desired, then using two layers of 55 each would result in a total thickness of 110
In our facility, there are specified materials, corresponding pipe diameters, as well as appropriate insulation thicknesses
Based on the medium temperature and ambient temperature, calculate the thickness of the insulation layer (or heat-insulating layer), and then select the appropriate product for such a layer
Typical designs involve rounding the thickness based on calculated values, choosing a value that is one whole number greater than the designed thickness; such materials are generally available for purchase. For smaller quantities, thicker materials can be used as a substitute to reduce the variety of items that need to be ordered