The Insulative Ceramic Coatings Protection
The Advantages of a Thermal Barrier and Waterproof Membrane
Conventional Blanket Insulation Failures
Fluid Applied Roofing Systems for Metal Roofs
Terminology-and a Profile from a Pulp Mill Project
Benefits of Ceramic Coatings- and a Project with Plexiglas
Comparing Insulative Systems-Oilfield Food Processing Example Projects
FAQ's Feed Bin Silo and Oilfield Example Projects
The Advantages of a Thermal Barrier and Waterproof Membrane
Ceramic coatings provide higher equivalent R-Values relating to radiant energy transfer than fiberglass or other conventional systems.
Wood Digester Unit at pulp mill. The Ceramic Coatings applied at 80 MILS. Operating temperature to 185 degrees C. (Grande Prairie AB)
Insulative ceramic coatings provide not only a thermal barrier, but also a waterproof membrane that prevents water buildup caused from condensation between the substrate and the coatings. Ceramic coatings are impermeable to moisture migration.
E.F.B. (Electrical Filtered Unit) Ceramic Coatings applied to 60 MILS for condensation control. (Edson AB)
I.D. Inlet Piping to Blower Fan Ceramic Coatings applied to 60 MILS (Drayton Valley, AB)
Ceramic Coatings applied to this backside dryer ductwork for condensation control. (Grande Prairie AB)