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Product Description

Build in vapor barrier
Flexible ULT insulation system does not need to install moisture barrier. Due to the unique closed cell structure and polymer blend formulation, LT low temperature elastomeric materials have been highly resistant to water vapor permeation. This foamed material provides continuous resistance to moisture penetration throughout the thickness of the product.
This feature of the product greatly extends the life of the entire cold insulation system and significantly reduces the risk of corrosion of the pipes under the insulation.
Build in expansion joint
Flexible ULT insulation system does not require the use of fiber materials as expansion and expansion fillers. (this type of construction method is typical on rigid foam LNG pipes.)
On the contrary, it is only necessary to install the low temperature elastomeric material in each layer according to the recommended reserved length to solve the expansion joint problem required by the conventional system. The elasticity at low temperatures gives the material the characteristics of expansion and shrinkage in the longitudinal direction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this ULT insulation system not require a moisture barrier?
Due to its unique closed-cell structure and polymer blend formulation, the low-temperature elastomeric materials are highly resistant to water vapor permeation, providing continuous moisture resistance throughout its entire thickness.
How does the built-in vapor barrier prevent pipe corrosion?
By providing continuous resistance to moisture penetration, the system prevents water accumulation under the insulation, which significantly reduces the risk of pipe corrosion and extends the life of the cold insulation system.
Are expansion joint fillers like fiber materials necessary?
No. Unlike rigid foam insulation systems used on LNG pipes, this flexible ULT system does not require fiber materials to act as expansion and expansion fillers.
How is expansion joint movement managed in this system?
It is resolved simply by installing the low-temperature elastomeric material in each layer according to recommended reserved lengths, relying on the material's natural elasticity to absorb longitudinal contraction and expansion.
How does low-temperature elasticity benefit the system?
The elasticity retained at extremely low temperatures allows the insulation material to expand and shrink in the longitudinal direction, eliminating the need for complicated traditional expansion joint systems.

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