Application of rubber foam insulation materials in construction

After the 1970s, the production of rubber foam insulation materials and their application in construction have been widely emphasized in foreign countries, and strive to greatly reduce energy consumption, thereby reducing environmental pollution and the greenhouse effect. The foreign rubber foam insulation material industry has a long history. Rubber foam insulation sheets and tubes for building energy conservation account for the vast majority. For example, since 1987, rubber foam insulation sheets and tubes for construction have accounted for about 81% of all insulation materials in the United States. In the late 1970s, some developed countries in foreign countries have begun to use building energy saving, forcing the construction industry to implement energy-saving standards in new buildings to use rubber and plastic insulation materials, the application of rubber and plastic insulation materials in developed countries and the effect of building energy saving Pay attention to and take some effective measures, these countries have achieved great results, and the energy consumption of buildings has been drastically reduced. For example, after the use of rubber and plastic insulation materials in Denmark, the heating area in 1985 increased by 30% compared with 1972, but the heating energy consumption was reduced by 3.18 million tons of standard coal. This shows that foreign building energy conservation regulations have achieved remarkable results in the past 30 years.