| Title |
Studies on Insulation Effect Related with Thin-Plate Design Factors for Reflective Metal Insulation(RMI) of Nuclear Power Plant |
| Authors |
Minhun Eo ; Sungmyung Lee ; Kyehwan Jang |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.6110/KJACR.2016.28.9.350 |
| Keywords |
금속단열재 ; 단열성능 ; 박판 성형 ; 복사 Reflective metal insulation ; Insulation performance ; Sheet metal forming ; Radiation |
| Abstract |
Although fibrous insulations are generally used with resistive insulation type, metallic insulation is proper matter to satisfy low head-loss and equipment life when considering the specific condition, especially for Nuclear power plant. Common insulation is resistance insulation with a low thermal conductivity. but RMI is made of sheet plate with low emissivity and closed air space. Thermal radiation is blocked by stainless steel with low emissivity. Thermal conductivity and thermal convection are blocked by closed air space. This study shows the changes and effects of the heat loss according to shape and method of stacking sheet plates inserted into the insulation and analyzed the most optimized way for thermal insulation performance. The result shows that using sheet plate structure through raised and protruding shape processing was the appropriate model to optimize thermal performance. Additionally, insulating performance of RMI improved by placing the sheet plate in a high temperature region intensively. |