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Insulation thickness

2016-11-09View Original

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For the insulation layer thickness H100, does the 100 refer to the thickness based on the radius or the diameter?
Reply #22016-11-09
It is the thickness from the outer arm of the tube to the outside, i.e., the unilateral thickness
Reply #32016-11-10
Radius thickness. If it’s not circular, where does the radius come from?
Reply #42016-11-10
According to what you mentioned, it should refer to the radius and thickness; for a pipe with an outer diameter of 57, the diameter after applying the insulation layer is 257.

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