Thermal insulation brick is a common building material with a long service life. Its use cycle is affected by many factors, such as material quality, environmental conditions and use methods. Generally speaking, the service life of insulation bricks can reach more than several decades. The following will be a detailed introduction to the use cycle of insulation bricks.

Material quality: The service cycle of thermal insulation brick is closely related to its material quality. High quality insulation brick material has a high density and strength, can better resist the influence of the external environment.

In contrast, low-quality insulation bricks are susceptible to breakage and aging and have a relatively short service life.

Environmental conditions: The use cycle of thermal insulation bricks will be different under different environmental conditions. For example, insulation bricks are more vulnerable to corrosion and damage in harsh environments such as high temperature, high humidity, acid and alkali, and their service life is relatively short. In an environment where the temperature is relatively stable and the humidity is suitable, the service life of the insulation brick can be longer.

Method of use: The use of thermal insulation brick will also have a certain impact on its service cycle. If the thermal insulation brick is subjected to heavy pressure or frequent vibration during use, it is easy to lead to cracking and damage of the brick, thereby shortening its service life. Therefore, in the use and construction process, attention should be paid to the correct installation and protection measures to extend the service life of the insulation brick.

In summary, the service life of thermal insulation bricks can generally reach more than several decades, specifically around 20-50 years. Of course, in actual use, it also needs to be evaluated and maintained according to the specific situation.