1. Aerospace: Used in high-temperature components such as rocket engines and satellite casings, it effectively protects precision instruments from heat damage while reducing weight and improving flight efficiency.
2. Building Thermal Insulation: Used for insulation of building exterior walls, roofs, and pipes, it significantly reduces building energy consumption, improves living comfort, and supports the concept of green building.
3. Industrial Equipment Protection: Used in high-temperature furnaces, pipelines, and other equipment in the petrochemical and metallurgical industries, it extends equipment life and reduces failures and downtime caused by high temperatures.
4. New Energy: Used as a coating material for key components such as solar collectors and lithium battery thermal management, it improves energy conversion efficiency and ensures stable system operation.
5. Daily Life: Aerogel coatings are widely used in consumer products such as clothing and tableware. For example, the development of outdoor clothing with excellent thermal insulation properties or insulated tableware enhances the user experience.
Aerogel thermal insulation coatings can also be applied to building roofs, basements, garages, and industrial plant floors; cold storage and insulated warehouses in the food, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries; large equipment such as industrial pipelines and containers; agricultural greenhouses; and thermal insulation for transportation vehicles such as ships, high-speed trains, automobiles, and airplanes. Aerogel thermal insulation coatings also have a wide range of applications, applicable to a variety of fields and equipment requiring thermal insulation.