[Case Study of Luminar Star] Hume Pipe

This is an introduction to a case where a coating was applied to a Hume pipe, and the changes in the surface and internal temperatures of the pipe were examined.

This is an introduction to a case study conducted using the heat-insulating and heat-reflective paint "Luminastar," which keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer just by applying it. In this instance, we applied the paint to a fume pipe and examined the temperature changes on both the surface and inside of the pipe. As a result, the surface temperature of the unpainted fume pipe was 45.1°C, while after application it dropped to 36.2°C, a decrease of about 9°C. Additionally, the inner side temperature was 41.9°C for the unpainted pipe, which decreased to 35.2°C after application, resulting in a drop of about 7°C. [Case Overview] ■Verification Content: Changes in surface and inner temperatures of the fume pipe ■Verification Date: July 21, from 11:30 AM to 5 PM ■Weather on Verification Day: Cloudy with occasional sunshine *For more details, please refer to the external link page or feel free to contact us.

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