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This document provides an overview of Indian Standard IS 13204:1991, which specifies requirements and test methods for rigid phenolic foam used for thermal insulation. The standard applies to slab and profiled sections cut from pipes, suitable for temperatures between -180°C and +130°C. It references several other Indian Standards that provide necessary details on testing thermal insulation materials, including apparent density, water vapor transmission rate, cell structure, water absorption, compressive strength, and fire resistance.

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SR13204 PDF

This document provides an overview of Indian Standard IS 13204:1991, which specifies requirements and test methods for rigid phenolic foam used for thermal insulation. The standard applies to slab and profiled sections cut from pipes, suitable for temperatures between -180°C and +130°C. It references several other Indian Standards that provide necessary details on testing thermal insulation materials, including apparent density, water vapor transmission rate, cell structure, water absorption, compressive strength, and fire resistance.

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IS 13204 : 1991

(PREVIEW)
Indian Standard
RIGID PHENOLIC FOAM FOR THERMAL
INSULATION — SPECIFICATION
1 SCOPE
1.1 This standard specifies the requirements and 7413 : 1981 Code of practice for industrial
methods of sampling and test for rigid phenolic application and finishing of ther-
foam for thermal insulation purposes. It applies to mal insulating materials at tempe-
slab ( blocks, boards and profiled sheets ) and pro- rature above 40°C and up to
filed sections ( pipe sections and radiused or 700°C ( first revision )
bevelled lags ) cut from pipes. The nominal tempe- 11239 Methods of test for rigid cellular
rature range for which the insulation material is ( Part 2 ) : 1985 thermal insulation materials:
suitable is —180 to +130°C without any facing. Part 2 Apparent density
The material is normally supplied with craft paper
facing on both sides. 11239 Methods of test for rigid cellular
( Part 4 ) : 1985 thermal insulation materials:
1.2 This standard is not applicable to continuously Part 4 Water vapour transmission
extended phenolic foam pipe insulating sections.
rate
2 REFERENCES
11239 Methods of test for rigid cellular
The following Indian Standards are the necessary ( Part 5 ) : 1985 thermal insulation materials:
adjuncts to this standard: Part 5 Volume percent of open
IS No. Title and closed cells
3069 : 1965 Glossary of terms, symbols and 11239 Methods of test for rigid cellular
units relating to thermal insula- ( Part 9 ) : 1985 thermal insulation materials:
tion materials Part 9 Water absorption
3144 : 1991 Methods of test for mineral wool 11239 Methods of test for rigid cellular
thermal insulation materials ( Part 11 ) : 1985 thermal insulation materials:
( second revision ) Part 11 Compressive strength
3346 : 1980 Methods for the determination of 11239 Methods of test for rigid cellular
thermal conductivity of thermal ( Part 12 ) : 1985 thermal insulation materials:
insulation materials ( two slab, Part 12 Horizontal burning
guarded hot-plate method ) ( first characteristics
revision )
7240 : 1981 Code of practice for industrial
application and finishing of ther-
mal insulating materials at tempe-
rature from —80°C to 40°C ( first
revision )

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