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Morgan Advanced Ceramics Vacupor® NT Porextherm
Categories: Ceramic

Material Notes: Vacupor® NT is a microporous insulation material which has an extremely low thermal conductivity coefficient giving it very good insulating properties. Vacupor® NT consists of inorganic oxides. The main constituent is fumed silica, the other components are opacifiers for minimizing infrared radiation, and silicates. Vacupor® NT (core material) is not flammable and meets the requirements of IMO FTPC part 1 and DIN ISO 4102 part 1, A1. Vacupor® NT is heat sealed under vacuum in a multilayer vacuum metalized film. The very low internal pressure and the microporous panel core enable it to reach extremely low thermal conductivity values.

Application: Vacupor® NT was specially developed for applications in vacuum insulation technology. The low density and the specially developed IR opacifiers contained in these grades greatly reduce the thermal conductivity of Vacupor® NT Systems.

Typical applications: Vacupor® NT is also successfully used as insulation material in the following areas:

  • Domestic appliances (refrigerator and freezer cabinets)
  • Absorption refrigerators
  • Cryogenic freezer
  • Temperature controlled packaging
  • Transport boxes
  • Facade elements
  • Terrace insulation
  • Cold storage floor insulation
.

Information provided by Morgan Advanced Materials

Vendors:
Available Properties
  • Density, dependent on board thickness
  • Thermal Conductivity, at 1 mbar, dependent on the panel size and thickness, internal pressure can be between 0.5-5mbar. The standard internal pressure in the evacuation chamber is <0.5mbar
  • Thermal Conductivity, at ambient pressure
  • Thermal Conductivity
  • Thermal Conductivity
  • Thermal Conductivity
  • Thermal Conductivity
  • Thermal Conductivity
  • Thermal Conductivity
  • Maximum Service Temperature, Air, The limits are fixed by the barrier film (sealing material) used; constant load: =<80°C; short load time with 120°C, roughly 30minutes.
  • Minimum Service Temperature, Air
  
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