journal article·2001

Evacuated insulation panels filled with pyrogenic silica powders: properties and applications

Roland Caps, Ulrich Heinemann, Michael Ehrmanntraut, Jochen Fricke

High Temperatures-High Pressures· Volume 33· Issue 2
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Abstract

The thermal conductivity of pyrogenic silica pcwder boards mixed with a silicon carbide opacifier is measured as a function of gas pressure and of temperature. At room temperature and gas pressures around 1 to 5 mbar the thermal conductivity is about 0.004 W m -1 K -1 . At a mean temperature of 300 C the evacuated panel has a thermal conductivity well below 0.010 W m -1 K -1 , because of the silicon carbide opacifier. Several square metres of vacuum panels have been encapsulated in laminated aluminium envelopes and tested as thermal insulations for building facades.
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OpenAlex topics: Aerogels and thermal insulation · Structural Analysis of Composite Materials

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