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03 / Equipment
Without insulationWith removable insulation
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Flanged joints2.6 kWbare120 Winsulated95.5 %less
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Inzonex Modular Insulation · Feedwater set

Feedwater flanged joints

Estimate for one feedwater line:

The figures initially displayed are example scenarios.

Energy cost saving / year€1 34860 €/MWh fuel
Energy saved per year20.2 MWhAt 8,000 operating hours
Estimated emissions avoided4.53 t CO₂e201.6 kg CO₂e/MWh fuel
Modelled outer surface26.6 °CBelow the 45 °C design target
€1 348energy cost saving / year20.2 MWhretained

01 / For your operating conditions

Your calculated result

Change any input and every figure recomputes. The defaults describe the equipment modelled here.

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02 / Result

What it comes to.

Outer surface at 50 mm
26.6 °CMeets the 45 °C design target
Bare metal at 100 °C
Above the 45 °C insulated-surface design targetContact risk depends on material and duration; no burn time is calculated
Average payback
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04 / Questions

Questions.

How much heat do the flanged joints lose on a feedwater line?

Modelled here: at 100 °C they lose 2.6 kW bare, and 120 W with 50 mm of removable insulation. That is 95.5 per cent less.

Where does the area come from?

The default is a provisional reference area, not a measured area for this model. Automatic DN lookup is unavailable until construction and pressure class are confirmed. Enter the verified external hot area, including physical fasteners where present. Exclude cold actuators and avoid counting shared surfaces twice.

Is it safe to touch once insulated?

The module settles at 26.6 °C on these defaults, under our 45 °C insulated-surface design target. We set that target against the burn thresholds in EN ISO 13732-1.

05 / Method

How the figure is produced.

Calculation basis
Steady-state estimate based on the dimensions and operating conditions shown. Confirm project figures with measured equipment data.

Insulated surface: up to 45 °C.

06 / Scenarios

Area at each service temperature.

Bare surface loss per item. Nothing here is interpolated — each cell is a separate solution of the same balance, at 20 °C ambient.

Reference scenario90 °C95 °C100 °C105 °CInsulated 100 °CCut
Area scenario 1Not a product size121 W132 W144 W156 W7 W95.5 %
Area scenario 2Not a product size136 W148 W161 W175 W7 W95.5 %
Area scenario 3Not a product size156 W170 W185 W201 W8 W95.5 %
Area scenario 4Not a product size185 W203 W221 W239 W10 W95.5 %
Area scenario 5Not a product size208 W228 W248 W269 W11 W95.5 %
Area scenario 6Not a product size259 W283 W308 W334 W14 W95.5 %
Area scenario 7Not a product size320 W351 W381 W413 W17 W95.5 %
Area scenario 8Not a product size409 W447 W487 W527 W22 W95.5 %
Area scenario 9Not a product size577 W631 W686 W744 W31 W95.5 %
Area scenario 10Not a product size777 W850 W925 W1.0 kW42 W95.5 %
Area scenario 11Not a product size1.0 kW1.1 kW1.2 kW1.3 kW56 W95.5 %
Area scenario 12Not a product size1.6 kW1.8 kW1.9 kW2.1 kW87 W95.5 %
Area scenario 13Not a product size2.4 kW2.6 kW2.8 kW3.0 kW127 W95.5 %

Illustrative areas, not verified DN-to-area mappings for this equipment. Replace the input with measured external geometry for a project calculation. Physical bolt, nut, flange and stem coverage must be checked separately.

Insulated column: 50 mm lamella at λ 0.038 W/m·K. Outer surface calculated without clamping. Our 45 °C design target is checked against the burn thresholds in EN ISO 13732-1