Cryogenic insulation multi-layer composite structures have excellent internal shock resistance. They are designed to meet the demands of low-temperature environments and are suitable for use in the oil and gas industry. This insulation solution provides exceptional thermal performance, reduces the risk of corrosion under insulation (CUI), and minimises the time needed for installation.
ULT Technical Data
Property
Unit
Value
Temperature range
°C
-200 to +110
Density range
Kg/m³
60-80
Thermal Conductivity
W/(m.k)
≤0.028 (-100°C)
≤0.021 (-165°C)
Fungi resistance
-
Good
Ozone resistance
-
Good
Resistance to U.V. and weather
-
Good
Growth in the construction industry and many other industrial segments, combined with concerns over rising energy costs and noise pollution, is fueling market demand for thermal insulation.
Products are installed in over 60 countries. From the National Stadium in Beijing to the high rises in New York, Singapore, and Dubai, global projects benefit from these quality solutions. Participation in domestic and foreign exhibitions occurs every year, establishing connection with customers and partners from all over the world.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What are the main benefits of cryogenic insulation multi-layer composite structures?
A1: These structures provide excellent internal shock resistance, high thermal performance, minimised installation time, and significantly reduce the risk of corrosion under insulation (CUI).
Q2: What is the operating temperature range for the ULT insulation?
A2: The insulation performs effectively in extreme low-temperature environments, with a rated temperature range from -200°C to +110°C.
Q3: How does the thermal conductivity of this insulation behave at extreme temperatures?
A3: The thermal conductivity remains exceptionally low to prevent heat transfer, measuring ≤0.028 W/(m.k) at -100°C and ≤0.021 W/(m.k) at -165°C.
Q4: Is the material resistant to environmental damage?
A4: Yes, the insulation provides excellent resistance to environmental factors, maintaining a rating of 'Good' for fungi resistance, ozone resistance, and resistance to U.V. and weather.
Q5: Which industries are these cryogenic insulation solutions suitable for?
A5: They are designed specifically for challenging low-temperature conditions, making them ideal for the oil and gas industry as well as general construction and industrial segments.
Q6: What factors are driving the global demand for thermal insulation?
A6: The global market demand is driven by growth in the construction and industrial sectors, alongside growing concerns regarding rising energy costs and noise pollution.