A Novel Rigid Vacuum Insulation Panel: Vacuum Insulation Sandwich

Juan Zhang; Zhao Feng Chen; Jie Ming Zhou; Bin Bin Li; Zhou Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.430-432.741

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A Novel Rigid Vacuum Insulation Panel: Vacuum Insulation Sandwich

Abstract:

VIP (Vacuum insulation panel), as a high performance insulation component, combine with limited thickness, have recently been introduced to numerous energy conservation applications. VIP consists of a highly insulating core material and a gas tight barrier envelope which is generally composed of plastic film and aluminum film. When the envelope is stainless steel sheet, VIP is called VIS (vacuum insulation sandwich). Because of this hardly permeable rigid barrier, VIS presents more fantastic properties such as resistance against external mechanical loads and penetration of atmospheric gases and water vapor. Consequently, the service life of VIS is significantly longer than that of VIP. Detailed structure and some practical applications of VIS elements are also reviewed in this paper.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 430-432)

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Juan Zhang, Zhao Feng Chen, Jie Ming Zhou, Bin Bin Li, Zhou Chen

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Rigid, Vacuum Insulation Panel, Vacuum Insulation Sandwich, VIP, VIS

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