Examples of insulation in daily life include the following common applications:
Thermos cup: Thermos cup uses the insulation properties of the air layer and the vacuum layer to keep hot drinks warm for longer. The inner layer of the thermos cup is usually a material that is not easy to conduct heat, the outer layer has a decorative protective layer, and the middle layer is an insulation layer.
Thermos box: Thermos box is used to keep the temperature of items for a long time without being affected by the external temperature. The interior of the thermos box is usually insulated with insulation materials (such as foam) to reduce the conduction and loss of heat.
Heating and cooling air conditioning system: The heating and cooling air conditioning system uses the principle of insulation to adjust the temperature in the room. The system reduces the conduction and loss of heat by setting an insulation layer inside the room, thereby keeping the temperature in the room within a set range.
Refrigerator and refrigerator: The interior of the refrigerator and refrigerator is insulated with insulation materials to prevent external heat from entering to keep food and drinks at a low temperature.
Insulating clothing and bedding: Insulating clothing and bedding are generally filled with insulating materials to reduce heat loss and provide better warmth.
Blackout curtains: Blackout curtains can block solar radiation and ultraviolet rays and play a role in heat insulation. Blackout curtains are installed indoors, which not only insulate, but also adjust light. They have a long service life and are economical.
Bamboo mats: Natural bamboo has a heat-insulating effect, and it is also breathable and absorbent. It can block ultraviolet rays and cool down when installed on the sun room.
Sunscreen curtains: Hanging sunscreen nets or black sunscreen curtains on the sun room, although the appearance is not beautiful, has a significant heat-insulating effect and is economical.
Aluminum foil: A layer of waterproof aluminum foil is pasted on the outside of the sun room to reflect sunlight and reduce the indoor temperature.
Glass film: Pasting insulation film on the glass of the sun room can absorb part of the sunlight energy and block ultraviolet rays, with one-way perspective and privacy effects.
Green plants: Planting green plants in the sun room can not only block direct sunlight, protect against the sun and cool down, but also decorate the space and purify the air.
Spraying system: Install a spraying circulating water system on the top of the sun room to cool down and clean the top of the sun room by spraying water, but the cost is relatively high.
