Can two insulation pipes be wrapped together for insulation?

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Two adjacent parallel insulated pipes, which are industrial pipes, are placed too close to each other; if they were insulated separately, the insulation layers would likely come into contact as per calculations, but the bare pipes themselves would not touch, and the heat generated by either pipe would not affect the other. Is it possible to wrap both of these pipes together with insulation material to provide overall insulation? . It seems there are no regulations prohibiting doing this either. I’ve seen factories wrap two adjacent, parallel insulation pipes together; I’m not sure if the same can be done with insulation tubes as well.

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