Thermal Control Layer

A Thermal Control Layer refers to a material or system designed to manage temperature in various environments, often used in aerospace, electronics, and architecture. Its main purpose is to keep surfaces cool in extreme heat or warm in cold conditions, helping to protect sensitive equipment or buildings. Different layers may reflect, absorb, or dissipate heat, ensuring that temperatures remain within safe limits. By using these layers, engineers enhance performance, efficiency, and longevity, especially in challenging conditions like space or harsh climates.