Cold insulation systems provide thermal insulation for external and exhaust air ducts, cold water tanks, refrigeration facilities, and related pipe systems.
High-pressure steam and liquid nitrogen lines in thermal plants, the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, energy generation systems, building infrastructure, and plant construction are among the application areas.
Deciphering the Fundamentals of Cold Insulation Materials
Cold insulation systems provide thermal insulation for external and exhaust air ducts, cold water tanks, refrigeration facilities, and related pipe systems.
High-pressure steam and liquid nitrogen lines in thermal plants, the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, energy generation systems, building infrastructure, and plant construction are among the application areas.
Common Materials:
1. PUF Boards and Pipe Line:
Rigid insulation materials, such as Polyurethane Foam (PUF) boards and pipe sections, are utilized for both hot and cold insulation. They are appropriate for temperatures between -200°C and 145°C and come in a variety of thicknesses and sizes.
2. EPS Thermocol Sheets and Pipe Line:
Thermocouples, sometimes referred to as expanded polystyrene (EPS) thermocol sheets and pipe sections, are produced in a range of densities and thicknesses to accommodate temperatures between -50°C and 75°C.
THERMOCOL/PUF
Application: Packing of fabric articles like electronics & electrical goods glassware, procession and lab instruments etc. Effective and efficient insulation for low temperature appliances, i.e. cold storage, industrial refrigeration, refrigerated vans, sound insulations, commercial & household air conditioner.
3. Nitrile Rubber Sheets and Pipe Line:
These sheets and pipe sections, which are made of closed-cell elastomeric nitrile rubber foam, have strong resistance to oils and gases and low heat conductivity. They work well in temperatures between -50°C and 105°C.
NITRILE RUBBER
Application: Flexible insulation for window split AC, Ducting, Roofing, Plumbing, Refrigeration etc.
Applications:
- essential for providing insulation for cold storage facilities, refrigeration equipment, and cooling systems.
- maintains the integrity of the insulation and stops condensation in cold climates.