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Polyisocyanurate (PIR) Insulation

02/24/2009 7:00 AM

According to ASTM std C591 ,PIR temprature limits is "-180°C to 150°C" and why is not suitable above ambient temprature?
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Re: Polyisocyanurate (PIR) Insulation

02/24/2009 10:53 PM

If the STD said, temprature limits is "-180°C to +150°C", would that help?

I believe that's the intent.

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