Perlite Insulation

Thermal conductivity - temperature and k-values

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Perlite is a type of volcanic glass that expands four to twenty times its original volume and becomes porous when it is heated.

The relation between temperature and thermal conductivity is indicated in the diagram below:

perlite insulation temperature k values

 

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