Electrosorbtion phenomena in layers of shield-vacuum heat insulation of hydrogen reservoirs in emergency operating conditions

The advantages of heat insulating systems are determined by the reliability and an opportunity to maintain them in good operating order. The growing degree of use of the superinsulation having an extreme functional vulnerability as compared with other heat insulation types gives these criteria a high value. So the reliability and maintenance for the superinsulation are of foremost importance. Under reliability of the superinsulation, one understands a heat-insulating system property to perform preset functions at a certain time interval and at that to maintain the values of established performance characteristics within preset bounds at the corresponding conditions of operation, repair, storage and transportation