Rockwool’s radiation protection and heat insulation solution for nuclear power plants

Evaluate Boiler Type: Determine the type of boiler used in the nuclear power plant, whether it is a steam engine boiler or a fire tube boiler. This will help in selecting the appropriate rock wool products and insulation method.
Select Rock Wool Products: These mats have proven to be effective in reducing heat losses, increasing boiler efficiency, and providing protection against contact by minimizing surface temperature.
Preparation: Ensure that the boiler surface is clean and free from dirt, grease, or loose particles. This will optimize the adhesion of the rock wool products.
Mounting Load Bearing Mats: Easily mount the load-bearing mats onto the horizontal, cylindrical boiler surface. These mats can be securely fastened to the boilers using metal straps, eliminating the need for metal spacers that can create thermal bridges.
Insulating Utility Steam Generators: These flexible mats can be easily mounted onto various geometries or surface structures of the steam generators. They are non-flammable, have high maximum service temperatures, and exhibit low thermal conductivity across the entire temperature range.
Insulation Techniques: Ensure that the rock wool products are properly aligned and fitted to cover the entire surface of the boiler. Pay close attention to areas where heat losses are more likely to occur, such as connections, pipes, or valves.Safety Precautions: Always prioritize safety in nuclear power plants. Follow strict safety guidelines, regulations, and protocols to ensure the proper handling and installation of rock wool products. Adhere to the specific safety requirements set by the nuclear power plant authorities.
Please note that working in a nuclear power plant requires specialized knowledge and adherence to strict regulations. It is crucial to consult with experts in the field, such as nuclear engineers or professionals familiar with nuclear power plant operations, to ensure compliance and safety.