Thermal Insulation TRIZ Cases

A segmented cover with a central slot accommodates an insulating tube to limit heat conduction between cooler zones.

An intermediary hub on a vacuum insulated structure enables secure fitting attachment via flux-free brazing, preventing acid erosion of thin walls.

Separating fin lower ends from the header creates a drainage gap that prevents condensation freezing while maintaining structural integrity.

Cold-curing phenolic syntactic foam with glass cenospheres maintains oil temperature and prevents hydrate formation in subsea pipelines.

A two-phase heat exchanger device uses a grooved base plate to join an evaporator tube while isolating the condenser section.

Replacing gas burners with microwave curing eliminates air channels and reduces energy consumption in mineral wool pipe insulation production.

A fluororesin joint structure uses a porous first layer and lower-melting-point second layer to form a non-porous third layer.

A porous material process uses polymeric and monomeric isocyanates to form aerogels with reduced shrinkage.

A spaced sleeve portion on a coupling element reduces heat transfer to fluid pipes, preventing lube oil carbonization and filter blockage.

Segmented insulation housing prevents microbiological growth by maintaining chilled temperatures while allowing easy access for venting and inspection.

A solid foam with submicron and macro pores reduces thermal conductivity below 40 mW/m.K.

Shield transposition at service terminals balances heat distribution, extending heating distance to 200 km without an accompanying power network.

Retainer and base structures support flanges during swaging, preventing deformation of low-stiffness heat-insulation coverings in vehicle exhaust systems.

Vapour-phase hydrophobization of silica insulation mouldings before pressing resolves inhomogeneity and mechanical instability issues.