CAlído

CAlído is a term that refers to a specific type of thermal insulation material. It is primarily composed of a high-performance aerogel, which is a synthetic porous ultralight material derived from a gel, in which the liquid component of the gel has been replaced by a gas. This structure results in an extremely low thermal conductivity, making CAlído highly effective at preventing heat transfer.

The unique properties of CAlído allow it to be used in a variety of applications where thermal management is critical. These include aerospace, where its lightweight and insulating capabilities are advantageous for spacecraft and equipment. It is also employed in industrial settings for insulating pipes, tanks, and other infrastructure that operate at extreme temperatures, both hot and cold. Furthermore, CAlído finds use in specialized construction projects requiring superior thermal performance and in high-end consumer products where energy efficiency is a key design factor. Its flexibility and thin profile also enable its use in applications where space is limited. The manufacturing process of CAlído involves carefully controlling the gelation and supercritical drying stages to achieve the desired aerogel structure and properties.