Requirements for Insulation Structures
In the design of building insulation structures, the following requirements must be considered:
The thermal conductivity of the insulation layer should be below 0.1 W/(m·K), while ensuring the combustion performance of the insulation material meets specifications.
The insulation material should possess excellent thermal insulation properties, effectively reducing heat transfer and lowering energy consumption.
The insulation structure should exhibit good waterproofing, moisture resistance, mold resistance, and corrosion resistance to ensure the long-term service life of the building structure.
The insulation structure should provide good sound insulation to reduce internal noise pollution.
The insulation structure should have good wind pressure resistance to withstand strong wind impacts.
Characteristics of Insulation Structures
In designing insulation structures, the following characteristics must be considered:
Insulation structures should exhibit good breathability, allowing air circulation within the building to improve indoor air quality.
Thermal insulation structures should exhibit good plasticity to adapt to building structures of varying shapes and dimensions.
Thermal insulation structures should demonstrate excellent durability and stability to maintain consistent insulation performance over extended periods.
Thermal insulation structures should offer favorable construction properties for ease of installation and enhanced construction efficiency.
Thermal insulation structures should possess strong environmental performance to minimize pollution and protect ecological environments.