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Comprehensive solution for energy saving in buildings

In 2018, the total carbon emissions for the whole process of national buildings was 4.93 billion tons, which was the highest, accounting for 51.3% of national carbon emissions. Faced with the increasingly serious problem of climate change, countries around the world have reduced greenhouse gases（GHG） by means of a global agreements. Achieving carbon peaking and carbon neutralization is a key task in China. Currently, from classical buildings to modern high-rise buildings, fireproofing, energy conservation, and space are the three basic needs for architects and owners. Heavy conventional thermal insulation materials can improve energy efficiency, but will also inevitably sacrifice space, which may affect the integrity of the building, and reduce the living standard or reduce the investment income of the owner.

Energy efficiency

The conductivity of aerogel is very low, which helps to keep the indoor temperature stable and comfortable, thus reducing the overall energy consumption.

Increasing indoor space

Aerogel thermal insulation building materials have a lighter and thinner structure and can effectively reduce the thickness of the thermal insulation layer and increase the indoor space of new buildings. In addition, they can also be used to reduce the damage done when repairing ancient buildings.

Mildew reduction

Aerogel is a long-term hydrophobic material, which can effectively prevent mildew from spreading and endangering residents' health.