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About Krautz - Temax

Krautz - Temax is a Belgian company which specialises in the development and production of unique insulation materials, thermal blankets and insulation solutions for the transport, logistics and packaging of temperature sensitive goods. All the insulation products are tailor made according to the required insulation quality, dimensions, models, etc...


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Temax insulation for insulating sea containers for temperature sensitive shipments

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Temperature sensitive goods in sea freight using passive cooling

A big disadvantage in shipping or transporting temperature controlled goods by sea is the long transport times. Depending on the location of the receiver the transport times can take up to weeks even months.

It is not easy to protect temperature sensitive or temperature controlled goods with passive cooling, meaning insulation materials over such long period of time so additional cooling techniques are required. Another disadvantage of sea freight is the sea container itself. Sea containers are made out of steel which means that they transfer temperatures very fast and hard through conduction. If we hereby realize that a ship can be sailing in the open sun during the total day, the temperatures can rise extremely high in the sea container. Luckily most shippers know that if temperature controlled goods are shipped, the sea containers are best place at the lower locations on the ship and not at the top surface so the sun will not shine directly on the sea container.

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Cooling technique for passive cooling in sea containers (patent pending)

To offer a solution to the extreme weather conditions in sea freight, the company Krautz Temax, as producer of the Temax® insulation, has developed a special insulation technique which decreases the extreme temperatures in containers significant. This technique is based upon an insulation technique which is used in the building industry and has a patent pending.


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 Insulation qualitees

Insulation

T

U(k)

N R
TEMAX : Thermo air bubble foil + internal reflection
 Temax2000 2,00 0,714 6 2
 Temax4000 3,50 0,476 10 4
T = thickness = cm U(k) = Heat transmission = W/m²K
R = Reflection foils N = Thermal air bubble foils

See page: Thermal calculations

How it works

Insulation is also used in the building industry to protect the inside temperature of the building against the unwanted outside temperatures. This in summer and winter times. Also the Temax® insulation is used for this application as cavity wall insulation, roof insulation, floor insulation etc.  When buildings are insulated, the same problem is seen as with the sea containers saying that buildings are standing in the open sun during a long period of time which means that the temperature of the materials as the building materials of the roof of a building or the brick walls of the wall or as the steel of the sea container rises extremely influencing the temperature in the rooms of the building or the room in the sea container. To offer a solution to this problem air ventilation is used. This ventilation creates an air flow so that the warm temperature of the air between the heated materials as the building materials or the steel of the sea container is floated out of the construction.

(see also Building insulation)

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The drawing above shows a roof construction of a building in which the Temax® insulation is used. The drawing shows that the outer construction is not placed directly against the insulation material. In the outer roof construction, special holes are implemented which make it possible for air to float between the outer construction and the insulation material. This gives the advantage that if the sun is shining directly on the outer construction, heating- up the construction materials as the insulation, the air flow will take this warm air out of the construction. This ventilation technique is decreasing the temperature rising of the inner construction materials as the temperature in room (B) significant.

This cavity-wall insulation technique can also be implemented on sea containers. Here fore the sea containers need to be foreseen with ventilation holes, protected with rain caps, so an air flow can exist in the sea container. Next, two insulations are required being a primary and secondary insulation. One insulation is needed to resist the heat from the conduction of the sea container which is attached to the metal of the sea container. The other insulation is to protect the temperature sensitive goods and is wrapped around the goods. The ventilation has to take place between the primary and secondary insulation. This ventilation will be created by the sea breeze.

The Temax® insulation used in this application can be for one-way-use purposes or for re-usable purposes. Please notice that in a re-usable application a return flow must be organized when the insulation is build-out. The insulation can also be build-in the sea container on a permanent base. This “cavity-wall” ventilation technique can also be used in other packaging systems which are standing in the open sun.

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