European Industrial Insulation Foundation (EiiF) study showed that about 10% of the surfaces to be insulated in Europe have poor quality and decades old insulation dating back to the era of the region’s industrial boom. Properly insulating these surfaces, nearly 9.5 million GJ energy could be saved in Hungary alone. In a DN100 valve with a surface area of 0,38m in a globe valve at 240°C operating temperatures more than 2.200€ can be saved a proper insulation.

Facility managers no longer see sustainability as a tick-box or checklist exercise. It is a critical investment area where organizations can realize genuine returns and opportunities for competitive advantage. All hot (50-1000°C) surfaces found in industry can be insulated with DynoFlex insulation blankets designed for the conditions. It is best to start an insulation project on surfaces that could not be insulated with other competing solutions. In a centrifugal pump the cost is ca. 139€ of the insulation; however the annual saving is more than 1.800€; so a ROI of less than a month.

Using DYNOTEQ solutions at critical points in a valve / pipe system will assure immediate results considering energetics, EHS, maintenance and expenditure. You will see reduction of CO2 emissions, experience safety at surface contact protection, accessibility to the system can be ensured by dismantling in 1 minute (and ca. 1 minute reinstallation) as well as fastest possible break-even point due to reduced energy consumption and buying fewer CO2 quotas.

Using special measuring equipment and advanced thermographic cameras we list all uninsulated valves and surfaces. Following onsite discovery, we calculate ROI based on ASTM C 1129-12 and C680 standards, define heat savings in both nature and company resources and present our offer. We deliver, execute and install all custom-made insulations with 18 months 'Exact Fit' warranty. Installation process is always followed by thermographic audit for documenting all cold side (touching) temperatures and investment payback time double checking.