A technology for the utilization of technogenic waste from the oil and gas industrial complex (sulfur) and ash and slag waste from the combined heat and power plant for the manufacture of thermal insulation material with high strength and performance properties has been developed. A technological scheme is proposed. The optimal parameters and composition of the obtained thermal insulation materials have been determined. A numerical method for determining the thermal conductivity coefficient of a building product based on the calculation of a stationary temperature field is considered. The dependence of the thermal conductivity coefficient of a block on the value of the thermal conductivity coefficients of the base material and filler is obtained. The efficiency of block insulation has been determined. This method can be used at the design stage of wall products, varying their overall dimensions, the geometry of the slots and also using various thermal insulating materials as a void filler.
Currently, more and more companies are coming to the point where it becomes obvious that it’s dangerous to drive investment and project activities of the enterprise without usage of specialized IT-systems in the face of fierce competition in the market.
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