High Temperature Insulation Blankets
This article was written by Chuck Murphy of Thermaxx Jackets On this page: High Temperature Insulation Blanket Applications High Temperature Insulation Materials Insulation Blanket Design FAQs Learn More About High-Temperature Insulation Blankets Are you looking into high-temperature insulation blankets for your components? To determine the best materials and design for your insulation, you...
Insulation Jackets Vs. Insulation Blankets
There are a few benefits to utilizing a removable insulation jacket over a removable insulation blanket and vice versa. Clearly delineating the difference between the two is the first step towards understanding which would better fit your needs.
Preventing the Frozen Pipe Nightmare
Summer is nearly over, now is the time to prevent pipe line freeze-ups! Frozen piping doesn’t only happen with water lines, there are many other substances and chemicals that are piped within a facility. Some pipes can cause shutdowns of production lines if the line freezes and breaks, creating hazardous conditions and in general wreak havoc!
Heat Loss Surveys
Transforming your facility with insulation begins with a walk-through of the typical areas in a building that would need insulation. We like to start with the heating plant/boiler room or the room in which steam is distributed from the main plant. If you or your company has energy goals, our insulation survey organizes the data that you will need to prove your efforts.
Corrosion Detection Methods for Stainless Steel Pipes and Tubes
Stainless steel is resistant, but certainly not immune, to corrosion. In a previous article, we examined the need for inspecting stainless steel pipes further, including a discussion of conditions which encourage corrosion. When corrosion does occur in stainless steel, the corrosion often manifests in a very localized manner rather than uniform (or “general”) corrosion. Two forms of corrosion...
Color-Coded Insulation Blankets
This article was written by Jack McTigue of Thermaxx Jackets
Chiller Insulation Blankets
Chiller insulation blankets are becoming the standard replacement insulation for factory applied chiller insulation. The factory applies insulation to the low temperature surfaces such as the evaporator, water boxes and suction elbow. The insulation is usually ¾” thick rubber insulation with a K factor of 0.3 Btu-in./hr.-ft²-°F. If maintenance is required on any of the low temperature areas of...
Life Expectancy of Indoor & Outdoor Removable Insulation Blankets
This article was written by Will Jones, an insulation expert at Thermaxx Jackets.
Infrared Analysis: Pinpointing Your Source of Heat Loss
Have your pipes been analyzed?
High Temperature Insulation Materials & Applications
This article was written by Chuck Murphy, an expert at Thermaxx Jackets.
