Rubber and plastic insulation pipes are a common flexible insulation material that plays a crucial role in thermal insulation in air conditioning chilled water systems. Due to their uniform closed-cell internal structure, they effectively reduce heat conduction and prevent external moisture penetration, thus avoiding condensation on the pipe surface.

In central air conditioning water systems, chilled water pipelines typically operate for extended periods, requiring high stability of the insulation layer. Rubber and plastic materials possess a degree of flexibility, allowing for tight wrapping of pipes during installation and minimizing heat loss. Furthermore, the material is lightweight, easy to cut, and offers high installation efficiency, making it suitable for various complex pipelines.

To ensure overall system energy efficiency, it is recommended to select an appropriate rubber and plastic thickness based on the operating temperature and pipe diameter, and pay attention to the sealing of joints. Some outdoor pipelines require an outer protective layer to enhance durability. With its comprehensive insulation performance, rubber and plastic insulation pipes have become a standard choice in HVAC systems.