Скачать или смотреть Why Most Exterior Pipe Insulation Fails in Winter—and How to Fix It

Successfully insulating exterior pipes for winter weather is one of the most constant challenges facing industries with outdoor operations. Oil and gas, chemical, manufacturing, infrastructure, utilities, and mining industries, for example, spend a significant amount of time and money installing, inspecting, and maintaining/repairing insulation damaged by winter rain, snow, ice, sleet, sun, and wind.

As much as insulation is useful for keeping pipes at the desired temperature and protecting workers from burns and accidents, it can also be incredibly destructive. Leaving damaged, wet insulation in place can cause an expensive headache with lasting negative repercussions. When insulation types like fiberglass or rockwool are used, the frequency of replacement can be once a year or more because these kinds of insulation are extremely delicate and can quickly become waterlogged, causing pipe destroying CUI, heat loss, and off-the-charts energy costs.

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