Details
› ›
Insulating glass wool with one side of aluminum (coated with silver)
Glass wool insulation panels are produced from mainly sand, limestone, and some other materials, recycled glass is added and then the mixture is melted.

Characteristics of glass wool:

Insulating glass wool with one side of aluminum (coated with silver)
Glass wool sheet insulation isolates heat transfer through three paths: convection - conduction - radiation.
a. Glass wool insulates heat through conduction
Conduction is the transfer of heat through a material, or from another object through direct contact. It can occur in solids, liquids, and gases. So, when considering a way to slow down heat transfer and conduction, you should use a material with poor thermal conductivity, like insulating sheet glass wool.
b. Glass wool insulates through convection
Convection is the transfer of heat that occurs in gases and liquids. To reduce heat transfer by convection, an insulating material should have small gaps or air pockets in which air movement is minimized.
Glass wool in half is a good way to use in a building where you want to reduce heat transfer through convection because glass wool in sheets insulates – glass wool has lots of tiny air pockets to help minimize convection heat.
c. Radiation
Radiation is the transfer of heat energy from a hot space to a cold surface, moving through air or vacuum. When an object blocks the path of thermal energy, it absorbs it and turns it into heat.
Glasswool insulation - glasswool insulation is a good material that provides a barrier to radiant energy and subsequently reduces heat transfer through convection and conduction.
d. Remove formaldehyde from glass wool
Formaldehyde is a carcinogen, used in the past as an additive in the production of glass wool and mineral wool - rock wool. However, today, replacing the phenol-formaldehyde additive is being given top priority.
Minh Quan glass wool insulation panels are manufactured using modern ECOSE technology and do not contain formaldehyde, phenol, or oleochemical additives.
cachnhietvn.com Product brands