Meanings of thermal insulation in English

Granulated cork is added to concrete for thermal insulation and reduced weight.

The hygroscopic tests of such aerogel composites demonstrate a reversible thermal insulation.

The corner from one of the shuttle's thermal insulation blankets came unstuck during Atlantis' launch.

From their supply canisters, they swiftly removed thermal insulation, a breather pack, airtight clothes, sealants.

Many big-chain hotels are switching to eco-friendly alternatives such as LED lights and high-efficiency thermal insulation.

The mission had been delayed by 24 hours to fit some missing thermal insulation to the cooling system.

The habitat version of the LASS lander would include about two tons of supplementary thermal insulation and meteoroid shielding around its hydrogen tank.

The ministry is this year reviewing six standards other than earth building, including those for steel structures, timber frames, thermal insulation and window performance.

Neoprene is a widely used petroleum-based synthetic rubber known for its thermal insulation and snug fit, making it wetsuit manufacturers' go-to choice for decades.

The guidance systems, the sensors, fuel tank slosh baffles, thermal insulation, power circuits, generators... the million components that went into making up the starship structure.

The Vacuum Insulation Panel (VIP), regarded as the most promising high-performance thermal insulation material, still has application limitations because of its high cost.

Martin Marietta proposed an ACC "environmental protection system" comprising 707 pounds of thermal insulation and a 2989-pound "acoustical barrier."

" Thermal insulation." She snapped the shield back into place.