The core function of thermal insulation materials is to impede heat transfer, achieving energy conservation, reducing energy consumption, and maintaining temperature stability. It reduces heat exchange between the inside and outside of a building or equipment by inhibiting heat conduction, convection, and radiation, thus achieving a warm winter and cool summer effect.
Specific functions include:
Energy Conservation: Significantly reduces heating and cooling energy consumption; well-insulated buildings can save 25% to 50% of energy.
Thermal Insulation: In buildings, controlling the outflow of indoor heat (thermal insulation) or preventing the inflow of outdoor heat (thermal insulation) are collectively referred to as thermal insulation materials.
Fire Safety: High-quality materials possess Class A non-combustible properties, improving the fire resistance of buildings. For example, aerogel composite thermal insulation coatings have a temperature resistance range of -196℃ to 600℃.
Convenient Construction: Some new coatings can be brushed/rolled/sprayed, eliminating the need for a leveling layer or mesh fabric, shortening the construction cycle by more than half.
Environmentally friendly and durable: The materials are mostly inorganic, low VOC, recyclable, and resistant to aging, moisture and mildew, with a long service life.
