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Lebit Lebit Nijkamp Contractors Heat insulation applied to pipes
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Lebit Lebit What is Lebit? What is Lebit? Composition Composition Function and principle Function and principle Advantages Advantages Applications Applications
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What is Lebit? Invented by Shell in the 60s Invented by Shell in the 60s Lebit stands for Leicht Bitumen Lebit stands for Leicht Bitumen It is a completely seamless insulation for heat conducting pipes It is a completely seamless insulation for heat conducting pipes
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Lebit composition Comprises 3 natural raw materials: Comprises 3 natural raw materials: Cork Cork Constantly growing natural product (cork oak) Constantly growing natural product (cork oak) Cellulose Cellulose Raw material made from wood fibres Raw material made from wood fibres Bitumen Bitumen Natural product that has been in use for the past 5000 years and is found in nature Natural product that has been in use for the past 5000 years and is found in nature Processed without any chemical additives Processed without any chemical additives
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Functioning and principle of Lebit Lebit is thermo-elastic that is a liquid when cast and hard and elastic when cooled. Lebit is thermo-elastic that is a liquid when cast and hard and elastic when cooled. When used in heating pipes, the product creates a flexible section where it is applied, while the hard sections remain in place just a few centimetres further. When used in heating pipes, the product creates a flexible section where it is applied, while the hard sections remain in place just a few centimetres further. This hard and flexible combination can be repeated indefinitely in the pipes. The properties of Lebit never change. This hard and flexible combination can be repeated indefinitely in the pipes. The properties of Lebit never change. Heated pipes can contract or expand without any pressure as the pipe 'swims' in local fluid Lebit. Heated pipes can contract or expand without any pressure as the pipe 'swims' in local fluid Lebit.
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Advantages of Lebit Seamless insulation (no cold bridging) Seamless insulation (no cold bridging) Resistant against groundwater Resistant against groundwater Completely water impermeable and thus resistant to corrosion Completely water impermeable and thus resistant to corrosion High heat insulation High heat insulation Electric isolation Electric isolation Flexible and slidable at the bearing point Flexible and slidable at the bearing point Internally flexible; stable external shape Internally flexible; stable external shape Can be processed during renovations under working conditions Can be processed during renovations under working conditions No sleeve connections, no support points (cold bridging) No sleeve connections, no support points (cold bridging) Also suitable for temperatures up to 200°C Also suitable for temperatures up to 200°C 100% recyclable 100% recyclable Lebit is made from completely natural materials Lebit is made from completely natural materials
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Renovation technology = Lebit Future-oriented, environmentally friendly, affordable renovation technology Future-oriented, environmentally friendly, affordable renovation technology
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Processing properties of Lebit Lebit combines the various properties of the raw materials to create a unique product Lebit combines the various properties of the raw materials to create a unique product The result is a homogenous, thermoplastic mass that can be poured directly from the thermo-mixer into prepared lost shells due to its viscosity The result is a homogenous, thermoplastic mass that can be poured directly from the thermo-mixer into prepared lost shells due to its viscosity After a few hours, the trench can be filled again with the original soil After a few hours, the trench can be filled again with the original soil The renovation is then complete. The heating pipes can be used throughout the renovation process The renovation is then complete. The heating pipes can be used throughout the renovation process
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