Durablanket

Thermal Conductivity vs Mean Temperature (per A S T M

.375
.346 64
.317 (4 ibift')
96 kg/
.288 (6
.260

.231

.202
128
.173 n (8 EM•••••

.144

.115

.087

,058
.029

-12 -1 9 20 3 42 53 64 76 8 98
(-200 (0 (200 (400 160( (800 (1000 (1200 (1400 (1600 (1800
0
Mean Temperature - ' C

**All heat flow calculations are based on a surface emissivity factor of .90, an ambient temperature of 27°C (80T), and zero
unless otherwise stated. All thermal conductivity values for Fiberfrax materials have been measured in accordance with
Procedure C-177. When comparing similar data, it is advisable to check the validity of all thermal conductivity values and ensure
heat flow calculations are based on the same condition factors. Variations in any of these factors will result in significant differences
calculated
 Durablanket S 6 4 kg/m3

-1( Insulation Thickness - mm

Fa Cold Face Temperature - ' C
° (" 6.4 (1/4) 1 3 25 38 51 76 102(

64 (1200 311 232 164 133 113 91 7 (173

76 (1400 367 277 199 161 138 110 9 (201
87 (1600 424 323 234 191 163 131 11 (233
98 (1800 480 369 271 222 191 153 13 (267
109 (2000 536 416 308 254 219 177 15 (303
120 (2200 590 461 346 287 248 201 17 (342
126 (2300 617 484 364 303 263 214 18 (362

Durablanket S 9 6 kg/m3
H Insulation Thickness - mm
Fa Cold Face Temperature - ' C
' (9 6.4 13 25 38 51 76 102(

64 (1200 287 210 147 118 102 82 7 (159

76 (1400 341 253 179 144 123 99 8 (184
87 (1600 397 298 213 173 147 118 10 (213
98 (1800 452 343 249 202 173 138 11 (244
109 (2000 506 388 285 233 201 161 13 (278
120 (2200 560 433 322 264 228 184 15 (315
126 (2300 587 456 '340 281 243 196 16 (334

Durablanket S 128 kg/m3

41 Insulation Thickness - mm
Je Cold Face Temperature - °C
o (o 6.4 13 25 38 51 76 10 (4

64 (1200 261 187 129 103 88 72 6 (144

76 (1400 311 226 158 126 107 86 7 (165
87 (1600 360 266 187 150 128 102 8 (189
98 (1800 408 305 217 175 149 119 10 (214
109 (2000 456 344 248 201 172 137 11 (242
120 (2200 502 382 279 227 195 156 13 (270
126 (2300 525 401 294 240 2(17 166 14 (285

**All heat flow calculations are based on a surface emissivity factor of .90, an ambient temperature of 27°C180c1F1. and zero
unless otherwise stated. All thermal conductivity values for Filierfrax materials have been measured in accordance with
Procedure C-177. When comparing similar data, it is advisable to check the validity of all thermal conductivity values and ensure
heat flow calculations are based on the same condition factors. Variations in any of these factors will result in significant differences
calculated