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Pipes - Insulated Heat Loss Diagrams

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The heat loss diagrams below is based on metal pipes with fiber glass insulation, thermal conductivity 0.25 Btu/h oF ft2/in and outdoor condition with moderate wind 20 mph. A safety factor of 10% is included.

  • indoor location - reduce values with 10%
  • mineral wool insulation - increase values with 6%
  • rigid cellular polyurethane - reduce values by 30%
  • Heat loss diagram (W/ft)

Pipe Heat Loss - Insulation thickness 4 inches

  • 1 W/ft = 3.41 Btu/h ft = 3.28 W/m
  • 1 oF = 0.555 oC
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Pipe Heat Loss - Insulation thickness 3 inches

Pipe Heat Loss - Insulation thickness 2.5 inches

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Pipe Heat Loss - Insulation thickness 2 inches

Pipe Heat Loss - Insulation thickness 1.5 inches

Pipe Heat Loss - Insulation thickness 1 inch

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Pipe Heat Loss - Insulation thickness 0.5 inches

 

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