Rubber and plastic insulation boards are a widely used insulation material in central air conditioning systems. Their uniform closed-cell structure effectively blocks airflow and reduces heat conduction. The stability of rubber and plastic materials makes them a common choice for insulation of air ducts, chilled water pipes, and equipment surfaces.

In the operation of central air conditioning systems, heat loss from chilled water pipes and air ducts directly affects system efficiency. Rubber and plastic insulation boards reduce heat loss, making system energy consumption easier to control and thus improving overall energy efficiency. Furthermore, the material's flexibility allows it to adapt to the shape of different components, improving installation convenience.

When using rubber and plastic insulation boards, the appropriate thickness should be selected according to system parameters, and attention should be paid to the sealing of joints to ensure the continuity of insulation effects. With increasingly stringent building energy efficiency requirements, the application of rubber and plastic insulation boards in HVAC systems will continue to enjoy stable demand.