Although Table Aluminiums Amazing is lighter than copper, when it comes to the crunch it isn't as strong. Is this the downside of aluminium? Arguably though this is actually another advantage. Due to the fact that aluminium is less rigid than copper (so less strong) it is more malleable. The fact that aluminium gives naturally rather than snapping under pressure means you can manufacture more flexible pipes that can be used in many none standard ways. For the first time, industrial air conditioning can now be built around the shape of the building or unit, rather than having to be restricted by the properties of a material (copper.)
Table Aluminiums Amazing
Table Aluminiums Amazing
Aluminium continues to have benefits long after the building process is
complete too. Intrinsically a longer lasting material, aluminium pipes
are also far easier to repair than copper. This effectively means that
air conditioning and refrigeration units manufactured using aluminium
have a longer life span. After soldering (the process for fixing a
damaged aluminium pipe) the pipe will actually be stronger than it
started out.
Table Aluminiums Amazing
Table Aluminiums Amazing
Table Aluminiums Amazing
Table Aluminiums Amazing
Even at the end of the life of the unit aluminium continues to have
benefits. When the time finally comes to replace the air conditioning
unit, aluminium is an easy material to recycle. With regulations putting
more onus on recycling rather than sending material to landfill this is
an excellent benefit for the future. The main reason we have found
ourselves in the current position we are with copper is that it is
running out, that should not happen with aluminium. It isn't just the
most readily available metal on earth, it is also incredibly easy to
recycle, great news!
