
Based on a typical uninsulated exhaust surface temperature of 600°C. Actual results depend on various factors such as pipe OD, airflow, and fastening tightness. Options with a 0.1 mm embossed aluminum heat shield liner can further reduce outer surface temperature.
| Material | Thickness | Uninsulated Surface | Surface With Blanket |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiberglass | 6 mm | 600°C | 260–320°C |
| Fiberglass | 10 mm | 600°C | 220–280°C |
| Fiberglass | 20 mm | 600°C | 160–220°C |
| Basalt Fiber | 6 mm | 600°C | 240–300°C |
| Basalt Fiber | 10 mm | 600°C | 200–260°C |
| Basalt Fiber | 20 mm | 600°C | 140–200°C |
| Silica Fiber (High SiO₂) | 6 mm | 600°C | 220–290°C |
| Silica Fiber (High SiO₂) | 10 mm | 600°C | 180–240°C |
| Silica Fiber (High SiO₂) | 20 mm | 600°C | 120–180°C |
| Ceramic Fiber | 6 mm | 600°C | 210–280°C |
| Ceramic Fiber | 10 mm | 600°C | 170–230°C |
| Ceramic Fiber | 20 mm | 600°C | 110–170°C |
| High-Silica Aerogel Composite | 6 mm | 600°C | 190–260°C |
| High-Silica Aerogel Composite | 10 mm | 600°C | 140–200°C |
| High-Silica Aerogel Composite | 20 mm | 600°C | 90–150°C |
| Ceramic Fiber + 0.1 mm Embossed Aluminum Heat Shield (liner) | 10 mm | 600°C | 150–210°C |
| High-Silica Aerogel Composite + 0.1 mm Embossed Aluminum Heat Shield (liner) | 10 mm | 600°C | 120–180°C |
| High-Silica Aerogel Composite + 0.1 mm Embossed Aluminum Heat Shield (liner) | 20 mm | 600°C | 80–130°C |
Technical Overview & Engineering Reference This document provides engineering-oriented reference data and selection guidance for removable exhaust insulation blankets used on high-temperature exhaust components. • Thermal performance depends on insulation core material, thickness, exhaust geometry, and outer cover. • Specify continuous operating temperature, target surface temperature, and available installation space. • Select insulation core material first, then adjust thickness to meet thermal requirements. Reference basis: typical uninsulated exhaust surface temperature of 600°C under steady-state operation. Values below are engineering reference ranges for comparison. Actual results depend on pipe OD, airflow, clearance, fastening tightness, and duty cycle. Options with a 0.1 mm embossed aluminum heat shield liner typically reduce outer surface temperature further by improving radiant heat reflection at the hot face.
Open the catalog to page 1• Select insulation material based on continuous temperature rather than peak temperature. • Increase thickness to achieve lower target surface temperature. • Ceramic or high-silica insulation is recommended for turbochargers. • Choose outer cover based on abrasion, oil, and environmental exposure.
Open the catalog to page 2Note: Surface temperature ranges shown are typical engineering references. For project specification or compliance, verify by testing under your operating conditions.
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