Abstract

Problem statement. The paper explores ways of energy saving in buildings, namely, the compliance of the regulatory framework with European standards, the possibilities of reducing heat losses during the transportation of energy carriers through pipelines on the example of heat supply systems and reducing heat losses during the operation of buildings and structures. The second part of the article presents the results of analytical studies of various heat-insulating materials that are most commonly used in Ukraine. Some of these materials cannot be used on structures and pipelines of complex configuration. The issue of energy efficiency, along with improving sound insulation properties, reducing fire hazard, and reducing loads on the load-bearing structures of buildings and structures, can be addressed by using aerogels as a thermal insulation material. The material is characterized by a low dependence of the thermal conductivity coefficient on changes in ambient temperature, which makes it the best option for use in harsh operating conditions. The purpose of the article is to consider ways to improve the energy efficiency of structures and pipelines using modern aerogel insulation material. Conclusions. Having conducted analytical studies of various thermal insulation materials, it was found that aerogels in roll form, in addition to a low heat transfer coefficient, are characterized by better performance properties, namely non-flammability of the material, environmental safety, low weight, which reduces the load on structures, ease of installation, the possibility of using for structures of complex configuration, and a high rate of sound insulation.

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