Pre Insulated Duct

Pre Insulated Duct

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Pre Insulated Duct is a core component of HVAC systems,responsible for delivering conditioned air to various areas of a building.
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Description
Technical Parameters

 

Core Definitions

 

Term Full Name Core Structure Main Function
Pre Insulated Duct Prefabricated Insulated Ductwork System "Sandwich" structure: inner sealing layer (e.g., aluminum foil, aluminum sheet), middle insulation layer (e.g., polyurethane foam, phenolic foam), outer protective layer (e.g., aluminum sheet, galvanized steel sheet) While distributing conditioned air, it maintains stable air temperature (reducing heat gain and loss) and does not require additional insulation layers.
GI Ductwork Galvanized Iron Ductwork Rectangular or circular ductwork made by bending and joining flat galvanized iron sheets (steel sheets with a thin zinc coating on the surface for rust prevention) Only responsible for distributing conditioned air; additional insulation layers (e.g., glass wool, foam boards) are required to reduce heat transfer.

 

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Pre insulated duct VS gi duct

 

Product Description Pre Insulated Duct   GI duct
Weight Light, 1/6 - 1/10 More than 6 times heavier than PU/PIR insulation pipe
Space Required Small Large
Insulation Condition Self - insulating External glass wool insulation wrapping
Thermal Conductivity 0.020 W/m.K 0.047 - 0.052 W/m.K
Water Absorption Rate Almost no water absorption (0.1%) High water absorption rate
Gas Leakage Condition Negligible Prone to leakage after a period of use due to absorption and expansion
Sound Insulation Effect Sound - insulating Prone to generate noise
Product Service Life Long Short (prone to corrosion)
Product Installation Simple and convenient installation Complex and time - consuming installation
Energy - saving Condition Good thermal conductivity and non - leaky performance enable it to save about 20% of electricity Power - consuming
Appearance Beautiful Poor appearance
Transportation Cost and Labor Cost Low Low

 

Comparison of Advantages and Disadvantages: Pre-Insulated Duct VS GI Duct

 

Pre-insulated duct

Structure: Consists of a foam insulation layer (e.g., PU/PIR) sandwiched between aluminum foils, forming an integrated air flow channel.

 

Advantages:

 

Energy Efficiency: Reduces heat loss/heat gain and improves energy efficiency.

Lightweight & Easy Installation: Light in weight, usually equipped with a guide rail system for quick fixation.

Eco-Friendly & Noise Reduction: Features sound insulation performance and meets green building requirements.

 

Applicable Scenarios: Widely used in modern HVAC systems, especially suitable for occasions with high requirements for thermal insulation performance and installation efficiency.

 

Galvanized Iron (GI) Ductwork

Structure: Made of galvanized steel sheets, usually assembled on-site, and requires additional external insulation layers.

 

Advantages:

 

High Strength & Durability: Excellent mechanical properties, suitable for high-pressure systems.

Flexible Customization: Can be adjusted in shape and size on-site according to needs.

 

Limitations:

 

Heavy Weight: Time-consuming to install and requires additional insulation treatment.

Condensation Risk: If the insulation layer is improperly installed, condensation is likely to occur.

 

 

The packing and container loading of Pre Insulated Duct

 

Pre Insulated Duct Sheets:

Regular Size: 3950*1200*20mm/ 2900*1200*20mm

PIR Foam Density: 52kg/m3,

Weight: about 1.4kg/m2

Packing: 10 sheets/ paper carton

Container Loading:

40'HQ Container: 3950/2900*1200*20mm, 10 sheets packed in one carton, total 660sheets (3950mm) / 880sheets(2900mm).

20'GP Container: 2900*1200*20mm, 10 sheets packed in one carton, total 400sheets.

Packing of Pre-insulated Ducts

 

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