What is Marine Insulation Material

What is Marine Insulation Material


Marine thermal insulation cotton is a thermal insulation material specially designed for ships, with good thermal insulation and fireproof performance. It is mainly used for thermal insulation of ship walls, roofs, pipes and other parts to improve the navigation efficiency and safety of ships. Marine thermal insulation cotton has good high temperature resistance, low thermal conductivity and excellent thermal insulation performance.        

Overview

What is Marine Insulation Material

‌Marine insulation materials‌ refer to various materials used on ships, which are mainly used to improve the thermal insulation performance of ships and ensure the stability and safety of the hull structure. These materials can effectively reduce the heat loss of the hull, create a comfortable working and living environment for the crew, and reduce energy consumption and improve the economy of the ship.

Main Types Marine Insulation Materials

‌Rock wool‌: It has good thermal insulation performance, high temperature resistance and corrosion resistance, and is suitable for the insulation of high temperature areas inside the hull.

‌Glass fiber‌: It has high strength and heat resistance, and is suitable for the insulation of the hull shell and important components.

‌Ceramic wool board‌: It has excellent thermal insulation performance and can effectively reduce energy consumption.

Application of Marine Insulation Materials

Marine insulation materials are widely used in the ship industry, mainly in the following aspects:

‌Hull insulation (deck/floor/floating floor): Reduce the heat loss of the hull and improve the thermal insulation performance of the ship.

‌Pipeline insulation‌: Prevent thermal stress in pipelines due to temperature changes and ensure normal operation of pipelines.

‌Cabin insulation (wall panels/ceilings): Reduce heat transfer, reduce energy consumption, and improve the economy of ships.

Insulation Material is Installed on the Ships

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