Glass wool insulation material promotes environmental protection and energy saving rate as high as 55%

In the definition of "green building", the words "suitable" and "comfortable" have been scrutinized. Experts believe that in order to save resources and protect the environment, it is appropriate to choose "applicable", and "comfort" cannot control "degree". According to industrial energy consumption statistics, 0.4 kilograms of carbon dioxide is emitted for every kilogram of cement produced, 2.23 kilograms of carbon dioxide is emitted for every kilogram of steel bars produced, and 7.38 kilograms of carbon dioxide is emitted for every square meter of tiles produced. With the trend of high temperature, the current global environmental protection issue is to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Obviously, reducing an unnecessary building is reducing carbon dioxide emissions, which is environmental protection.

The total energy-saving rate of glass wool insulation materials can reach about 55%. Glass wool is based on the principle of vacuum insulation and microporous insulation. Using glass fiber as the core material, the thermal conductivity can reach below 0.036W/(mK), and the thermal insulation performance is 6 to 10 times that of traditional thermal insulation materials. From the collection of raw materials to the entire production process, the products meet the requirements of green environmental protection, are non-toxic and harmless; not only can ensure that the house is warm in winter and cool in summer, isolate noise, but also reduce cracks and water seepage caused by structural temperature difference, and improve the service life of the structure. At the same time, it also has the advantages of not occupying indoor space, which is conducive to the renovation of old houses. In the use of glass wool, it is easy to find that buildings using glass wool can also create a quiet and comfortable environment, which not only saves capital expenditures on raw materials, but also reduces a lot of post-construction services.