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Aerofoam Ac Nitrile Foam Insulation Tube
Minimum Order Quantity: 200 Piece
Product Brochure
| Inner Diameter | 6 mm |
| Wall Thickness | 9mm |
| Nitrile Grade | NBR Standard |
| Material | Nitrile Butadiene Rubber |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| Color | Black |
| Hollow Sections | Circular |
| Brand | Aerofoam |
| Shape | Cylindrical |
| Application | Coolant Line |
| Usage/Application | On Pipelines for Cold Insulation |
Nitrile Rubber Tube Insulation is a synthetic rubber material known for its resistance to oils, fuels, and chemicals. It's also valued for its durability and flexibility across a wide temperature range.
In cold insulation applications, nitrile rubber sheet is used because:
1. It maintains flexibility at low temperatures, unlike some other materials that become brittle.
2. It has good thermal insulation properties, helping to prevent heat transfer.
3. It's resistant to moisture, which is important in cold environments where condensation can be an issue.
In air conditioning (AC) systems, nitrile rubber sheet is commonly used for:
1. Insulation of refrigerant lines: It helps prevent energy loss and condensation on cold pipes.
2. Vibration dampening: It can reduce noise and vibrations from compressors and other moving parts.
3. Gaskets and seals: Its chemical resistance and durability make it suitable for creating airtight seals in AC units.
Cold Insulation:
1. Temperature range: Nitrile rubber typically remains flexible from about -40°C to 120°C (-40°F to 248°F), making it suitable for a wide range of cold insulation applications.
2. Thermal conductivity: Nitrile rubber has a low thermal conductivity (around 0.035 W/mK), which means it's effective at preventing heat transfer. This property is crucial for maintaining temperature differences and energy efficiency.
3. Closed-cell structure: Many nitrile rubber insulation products have a closed-cell structure, which provides better insulation and moisture resistance compared to open-cell materials.
4. Moisture vapor transmission: Nitrile rubber has a low moisture vapor transmission rate, helping prevent condensation and moisture buildup in cold environments.
5. Applications: It's used in refrigeration systems, cold storage facilities, and industrial processes requiring low-temperature insulation.
AC Systems:
1. Refrigerant line insulation:
- Prevents energy loss from cold refrigerant lines
- Stops condensation on pipes, which could lead to water damage or mold growth
- Can be easily cut and fitted around complex pipe configurations
2. Vibration dampening:
- Reduces mechanical noise transmission from compressors and fans
- Helps isolate components, potentially extending their lifespan by reducing stress from vibrations
3. Gaskets and seals:
- Used in various parts of AC units to create airtight and watertight seals
- Resistant to degradation from refrigerants and oils used in AC systems
- Maintains flexibility over time, ensuring long-term sealing performance
4. Ductwork insulation:
- Can be used to insulate flexible ductwork in some AC installations
- Helps maintain air temperature as it travels through ducts
5. Sound attenuation:
- When used in thicker sheets or composite materials, it can help reduce noise from AC units
6. Weather resistance:
- For outdoor AC units, nitrile rubber components help protect against UV radiation, ozone, and weather exposure
7. Energy efficiency:
- By providing effective insulation throughout the AC system, nitrile rubber helps improve overall energy efficiency
Additional Information:
- Delivery Time: Same day or next day, after confirmation of order
Aerofoam Nitrile Rubber Tube For Cold Insulation
Minimum Order Quantity: 10 Kg
Product Brochure
| Thickness | 6 mm |
| Application Industry | Insulation |
| You Supply In | Roll |
| Color | Black |
| Product Type | Nitrile Rubber sheet or NBR |
| Density | 60kg per m3 |
Manufacturing Process:
1. Nitrile rubber is produced through the copolymerization of acrylonitrile and butadiene.2. The ratio of these components can be adjusted to alter the properties of the final product.3. Higher acrylonitrile content generally results in better oil and fuel resistance, but decreased flexibility at low temperatures.
Grades and Specifications:
1. Different grades of nitrile rubber are available, varying in acrylonitrile content (typically 18% to 50%).2. Sheets can be produced in various thicknesses, typically ranging from 0.5mm to 50mm.3. Hardness can range from 40 to 90 Shore A, depending on the application requirements.
Additional Properties:
1. Electrical insulation: Nitrile rubber has good dielectric properties, making it suitable for electrical insulation in some AC components.2. Fire resistance: Some formulations include fire-retardant additives for enhanced safety.3. Abrasion resistance: This property is beneficial in applications where the material may be subject to wear.
Environmental Considerations:
1. Recyclability: While nitrile rubber can be recycled, the process is not as straightforward as with some other materials.2. VOC emissions: Some nitrile rubber formulations may emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs), especially when new.3. Energy efficiency: The insulation properties of nitrile rubber can contribute to overall energy savings in HVAC systems.
Comparison with Other Materials:
1. vs. EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer): Nitrile has better oil resistance but less ozone resistance.2. vs. Neoprene: Nitrile generally has better oil and fuel resistance but less weather resistance.3. vs. Natural rubber: Nitrile has superior resistance to oils and chemicals but less elasticity.
Installation and Maintenance:
1. Adhesives: Special adhesives are often used for installing nitrile rubber insulation to ensure proper bonding.2. Cleaning: Regular cleaning with mild soap and water can help maintain the material's properties.3. Inspection: Periodic checks for cracks, tears, or degradation are important for optimal performance.
Recent Innovations:
1. Nano-composites: Incorporation of nanoparticles to enhance specific properties like strength or thermal conductivity.2. Bio-based nitrile rubbers: Development of more environmentally friendly versions using renewable resources.3. Smart insulation: Integration of sensors for real-time monitoring of insulation performance.
Regulatory Aspects:
1. Food-grade nitrile rubber is available for applications in food processing or storage facilities.2. Some formulations meet specific industry standards for flame resistance or low smoke emission.
These additional details highlight the complexity and versatility of nitrile rubber as a material for cold insulation and AC applications. Its use involves considerations of chemistry, engineering, environmental impact, and regulatory compliance. The ongoing research and development in this field continue to expand its capabilities and applications.
Additional Information:
- Item Code: 400811
- Delivery Time: Ready in Stock
Nitrile Rubber Rolls
Minimum Order Quantity: 120 Kg
Product Brochure
| Material | Butyl Rubber |
| Packaging Type | Roll |
| Application Industry | Insulation |
| You Supply In | Roll |
| Color | Black |
| Density | 30-40 |