AeroGel insulation material "ArmaGel XGC"
A flexible aerogel insulation and cooling blanket that covers the ultra-low temperature range or the dual temperature range of low and high temperatures.
ArmaGel XGC is a highly flexible aerogel insulation and cooling blanket that accommodates a wide temperature range from extreme low temperatures to high temperatures. It features a built-in 0 perm integrated vapor-permeable barrier, simplifying the moisture barrier layer and maintaining long-term insulation performance. To maintain flexibility in extreme low temperature environments, it is easy to install on complex shapes such as pipes, tanks, and equipment, contributing to the reliability of cooling systems. It is suitable for harsh environments such as oil and gas facilities and offshore installations, and it is a next-generation aerogel insulation material that combines excellent insulation performance, water repellency, non-combustibility, and reduced corrosion risk.
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Material: 0 perm vapor permeable barrier integrated aerogel blanket Color: Gray Operating temperature range: -180℃ to +250℃ Compliant with ASTM C1728 Type I Grade 1B / Type IV Grade 1A Thermal conductivity: -129℃: 0.014W/m·K -17.8℃: 0.016W/m·K 23.9℃: 0.017W/m·K 204℃: 0.029W/m·K Fire performance: EN13501-1 B-s1, d0 Compliant with IMO 2010 FTP Code (IMO grade) Integrated moisture barrier permeability: 0.00 perm Water vapor adsorption rate: less than 5% by weight Water repellency: Yes Steel corrosion test: Compliant Stress corrosion cracking test: Compliant Nominal density: 170kg/m³ Compressive strength: 5psi (34.5kPa) or more Product thickness: 5mm, 10mm, 20mm Product shape: Roll sheet (width 1.5m)
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ArmaGel XGC
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Applications Insulation for LNG equipment and cryogenic piping Insulation for oil and gas plants Insulation for offshore facilities Insulation protection for tanks and pressure vessels Insulation for process piping, fittings, and equipment Insulation for dual temperature areas with repeated low and high temperatures Equipment requiring integrated moisture barriers Corrosion under insulation (CUI) mitigation applications Examples of introduction and utilization LNG receiving terminals and storage facilities Oil refining and petrochemical plants Gas processing facilities Offshore platforms Marine and ship equipment Cryogenic process equipment Special piping lines in chemical plants Industrial equipment where insulation performance and moisture barrier performance are prioritized
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