Requirements of Cold Storage Insulation for Maintaining Stable Temperature Inside

Cold storage insulation plays an important role in maintaining the stability of the temperature inside the cold storage, reducing the heat load of the cold storage, saving energy consumption and ensuring the quality of food cold storage.

Therefore, the walls, floors, roofs and floor slabs of cold storage should be insulated.

In addition to having good insulation and moisture-proof properties, the insulation structure of cold storage should also have a certain strength. Its floor slabs and floors should have a large bearing capacity.

The insulation layer should avoid the generation of "cold bridges" and have lasting insulation efficiency. The inner wall of the cold storage insulation layer is provided with a protective layer to prevent damage during loading and unloading operations.
Cold storage buildings are different from general industrial and civil buildings. Due to their special low-temperature storage purposes, cold storage buildings must not only solve the problems brought by production processes such as frozen food production and packaging. For some special cold storages, such as controlled atmosphere cold storages, airtightness problems must be solved.
In addition, the ambient temperature and humidity where the cold storage exists are changing, but the environment inside the storage requires constancy. Therefore, there is always a problem of alternating cold and heat in the cold storage body, which is also a problem that needs to be solved when designing and constructing buildings. In short, cold storage buildings are different from ordinary buildings and require special design, planning and construction.
The basic characteristics of the cold storage building structure.

A cold storage is a warehouse, so it is required that the cargo transportation is convenient and fast; a cold storage is also a factory, and mainly produces at low temperatures. Therefore, the building structure of the cold storage must be able to meet the requirements of the low-temperature production process.