Estimate your energy savings with the energy savings calculator

Energy savings calculation: estimate in seconds the savings you can achieve on your networks (steam, hot water, thermal fluids). Quickly identify energy losses in your installations and discover the optimisation potential with high-performance thermal insulation.

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Calculateur Économies d'Énergie — Calomatech
Calculateur Économies d'Énergie
Points singuliers de chaufferie — Isolation des réseaux
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Paramètres techniques

Renseignez les données de base de votre installation pour calibrer le calcul thermique.

Valeur entre 50°C et 300°C

💡 La résistance thermique du matelas est calculée automatiquement en fonction de la température du fluide. L'épaisseur par défaut est 60 mm (laine de verre).

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Points singuliers — Filetage

Indiquez le nombre de raccords sur filetage par DN présents dans votre installation. Laissez 0 si non concerné.

DN Ø extérieur (mm) Nombre de PS
DN 1521
DN 2027
DN 2534
DN 3242
DN 4049
DN 5060
DN 6576
DN 8090
DN 100114
DN 125140
DN 150168
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Points singuliers — Brides

Indiquez le nombre de raccords sur brides par DN présents dans votre installation. Laissez 0 si non concerné.

DN Ø bride (mm) Nombre de PS
DN 1595
DN 20105
DN 25115
DN 32140
DN 40150
DN 50165
DN 65185
DN 80200
DN 100220
DN 125250
DN 150285
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Points spécifiques

Renseignez les équipements à géométrie particulière présents dans votre chaufferie.

🫙 Bouteilles / Pots à boues
Équipement cylindrique n°1
🔳 Échangeurs à plaques / Pompes
Échangeur à plaques / équipement coffrage n°1
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Vos résultats

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A reliable estimate based on real data: energy savings calculation

A tool co-developed with energy performance experts

This energy savings calculator was co-developed in partnership with Isokap, our specialist engineering consultancy partner in industrial energy audits, energy management and decarbonisation.

It supports companies and local authorities in optimising their energy performance and reducing their costs and carbon footprint.

Flavien PICOT

Managing Director Founder, ISOKAP

Energy savings calculator

Thanks to the expertise of its founder, Flavien Picot, we were able to develop a reliable, accurate tool tailored to real-world operational challenges.

This collaboration enables us to provide a relevant estimate, based on real data and a proven technical approach to calculating energy savings.

how to optimise your heat losses

Energy savings calculator

In industry, heat losses represent an invisible but major cost.
Networks or uninsulated or poorly insulated critical points can generate up to 24% energy losses across an entire installation.

Our tool enables you to:

  • Assess your current energy losses

  • Estimate savings after insulation

  • Prioritise actions with a high return on investment

  • Justify your energy efficiency projects

Methodology

How does the calculator work?

The energy savings calculation is based on analysing the key parameters of your installation:

Parameters taken into account:

  • Fluid temperature

  • Network type (steam, hot water, etc.)

  • Equipment diameter and length

  • Environment (indoor / outdoor)

  • Current insulation level

This data is used to estimate heat losses and potential gains after implementing a suitable insulation solution.

A performance-based approach

HEAT LOSSES

Heat losses are directly linked to the temperature difference between the fluid and the environment, as well as the thermal conductivity of the materials.

ENERGY OPTIMISATION

Adding suitable insulation drastically reduces these losses by limiting heat transfer.

RESULTS

You receive a clear estimate:

  • Energy savings (kWh)

  • Financial savings (€)

  • Reduction in CO₂ emissions

A single poorly insulated valve can represent several hundred euros in losses per year.

energy savings calculation

Where are the biggest gains?

The biggest energy savings are generally found on critical points. These elements can generate losses equivalent to several metres of uninsulated piping.

  • Valves

  • Flanges

  • Filters

  • Steam traps

  • Pumps

Because every industrial installation has its own specificities

A quick estimate… and a precise on-site assessment

Technical study

and on-site measurements

3D design of the mattresses

by our Research Department

Made-to-measure

in our Normandy factory

Shipping and tracking

worldwide

Installation and fitting

to our customers

On-site estimate

custom-made insulating mattresses

Up to 24% energy savings on your networks

Thermal insulation of critical points enables:

 

  • 12% to 24% overall energy savings on a network
  • A reduction in ambient temperature of up to 7°C
  • Lower air conditioning costs
  • Improved working conditions

a direct lever for efficiency

Optimization of industrial performance

Beyond cost savings, thermal insulation also enables:

  • Stabilize process temperatures

  • Secure installations (reduced risk of burns)

  • Improve equipment lifespan and durability

  • Reduce your carbon footprint

You can now estimate your potential savings on your equipment and networks using our tool: energy savings calculator.

Installation of custom-made insulating mattresses
Let’s optimise your energy consumption.

FAQS

Frequently asked questions

What is an insulating blanket?

The insulation blanket has to be made to measure to fit perfectly over the area to be insulated. The insulating mattress is first and foremost a pouch made of technical fabrics sewn together with a sewing thread adapted to the temperature. The pouch is then lined with wool or another insulating material. It is attached using straps and/or Velcro flaps which are sewn onto the insulating mattress. The insulation blanket is therefore a flexible thermal insulation solution.

The benefits of insulating blankets

  • Quick to fit: Made to the dimensions and profile of the room, the insulation blanket can be fitted in a matter of seconds.
  • Easy to dismantle: Likewise, it can be dismantled in a fraction of a second, so you can improve your valve maintenance times.
  • Clean: The insulation blanket does not give off dust or bits of flying insulation wool when it is dismantled.
  • Lightweight: As it is made from wool and fabric, it can be easily handled by one person.
  • The thickness of the thermal insulation: Its flexibility makes it easier to slide the mat between a wall and a singular point where the spacing is small. This means you can isolate a larger number of points.

What parts should be fitted with an insulating blanket?

The insulation blanket can be installed on various parts of industrial fittings, but it is advisable to consult a professional beforehand. Certain points, such as pigtail siphons or certain measuring devices, should not be isolated to avoid malfunctions. Singular points that can be insulated with insulation blankets include : Valves, taps, pressure reducing valves, filters, flanges, drains, separators, etc. It is more important to use insulation blankets on singular points with large DN and on high-temperature networks. In this way, energy performance and improvements are optimised.

How do I choose an insulating mattress?

The selection of an insulating mattress is based on various characteristics of use.

  • Usage requirements (energy savings / anti-bulging solution)
  • Environment: The location where the insulation blanket is installed plays a key role in selecting the appropriate materials. Indoors, within technical rooms, aggressive cleaning agents can damage standard insulation fabrics. That’s why we help you identify the right materials to use (such as PTFE or ATEX-certified fabrics). Conversely, for outdoor environments, weatherproof and UV-resistant fabrics are generally recommended.
  • The type of fluid: The nature of the fluid (steam, hot water, superheated water and/or organic fluid) affects the thickness of the insulation in the insulating mattress.
  • Temperature: The temperature of the fluid is also a determining factor in the thermal insulation of an insulation blanket. The temperature will make a pre-selection of the insulation to be used, but the technical characteristics and maximum temperature of use of the fabric must also be taken into account.

Significant heat loss

Here is the equivalent in metres of pipework (of the same diameter) of the heat loss from a valve or flange. At a time when energy costs are rising all the time, insulation blankets can help you optimise your energy costs by completely insulating your networks. We’ll diagnose the best insulation recommendations for you.