Aerogel insulation felt is a rapidly growing type of high-efficiency thermal insulation material in recent years, excelling in industrial pipelines and tank equipment due to its low thermal conductivity and lightweight properties. The internal structure of aerogel consists of a nanoscale porous network, giving it excellent thermal insulation performance, achieving good insulation even at relatively thin thicknesses.

In equipment used in industries such as petrochemicals, power generation, and pharmaceuticals, where space is limited, temperature ranges are wide, and operating times are long, traditional insulation materials may be thick or require complex maintenance. Aerogel insulation felt, being lightweight, flexible, and easy to install, can effectively reduce insulation layer thickness and improve space utilization. Furthermore, its overall hydrophobic properties allow it to maintain relatively stable insulation performance in humid environments.

In engineering applications, the product type and thickness should be selected appropriately based on the operating temperature, and attention should be paid to processes such as joint overlap and outer protective layer protection to ensure the overall effectiveness of the insulation system. With the increasing demand for energy conservation and emission reduction, the application scenarios of aerogel materials in industrial insulation will further expand.