Energy saving vs. insulation thickness according to insulation materials for (a) steel, (b) plastic and (c) copper pipes at coal. The payback period curves according to insulation thickness for (a) steel and (b) copper pipes …
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Get a quoteThe highest value of optimum insulation thicknesses is reached by using LPG as an energy source, whereas the lowest optimum insulation thickness is obtained by using natural gas as an energy source. The highest payback period value with 2.25 years in Mersin found by using natural gas as an energy source for heating, while the lowest …
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Get a quoteTo minimize the energy and insulation costs in addition to reducing the heat loss to the surroundings, the thickness of the insulation material needs to be optimized. The motivation for including pipe insulation is often to minimize the total cost, which includes the cost of the insulation, its installation and maintenance as well as the …
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Get a quoteThe optimum insulation thickness, energy saving and payback period values for different insulation materials with different pipe diameters are given in Table 4. As shown in the table, the optimum insulation thickness was found vary between 0.048 and 0.134 mm, depending on DN and the insulating material, while the energy savings …
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