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| Most insulating applications block additional heat transfer by adding more insulation. But what happens when space is tight and equipment location does not allow for additional layers of insulation? This thin, flexible, aerogel-based thermal insulation is available in thicknesses from 0.25mm to 1mm, and achieves a thermal conductivity in the range of 25 milliWatts/meter-Kelvin. When vacuum-encapsulated, its thermal conductivity can be lowered to 8–10 mW/m-K. The material is light, of low density, flexible, strong, and hydrophobic. The technology uses aerogel in a PTFE binder to achieve its high-tech insulating capabilities. Aerogels are notoriously difficult to handle in a processing environment, but insulation made using this technology suitable for die cutting or other automated processes, and generates no appreciable dust or fines. It is particularly well suited to insulating small, light, high-tech heat-producing equipment. It helps prevent burns in cryogenics applications, and has additional applications wherever tight tolerances, light weight, and demanding insulation requirements combine. To date, the insulators have been used in spot applications where other insulators simply will not fit — in small areas of tight clearance in high-tech electronics gear. However, the developer is actively seeking new application areas where the insulator’s light weight, extremely thin profile, and flexibility can best solve the problem: possible areas include pressure suits and gloves, cryogenics, avionics, medical environment suits, and places where contact points would otherwise create an unwanted thermal bridge between a protected environment and the outside.Background present relates material multiple applications insulation garments containers pipes electronic devices things aerogel particles polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) formable shedding thermal conductivity Composites flexed stretched twisted little no loss conductive |
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