Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper
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1.Description of Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper:
The basic raw material of aluminum foil include polyester film, PE, netted glass fiber, kraft paper, aluminum foil, aluminum film, polyethylene, white PP, fire retardant adhesive, white polypropylene etc...you can let us know how to compose and specification you want, we would like to offer you the most resonable price accordingly, different material and specification will be for different price!
Normally the reinforced aluminum foil is foil-clad for glass wool and rubber plastic, here below is the advantage of our reinforced aluminum foil:
1).As a specified aluminum layer was added to the appearance of this foil-clad product. So the fire-proof performance can be enhanced in a larger degree.
2).Its inner structure adds high molecule materials that was made by special techniques. The crack-resistance, shock-resistance, anti-corrosion performance will be enhanced greatly.
2.Specifications of Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper:
High strength Vermiculite panels and custom shapes
Density: 475KG/M3 to 900KG/M3
Maximum size: 2100x1000mm
Thickness: 10-40mm
3.Applications of Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper:
1).Original equipment firebox liner, baffle, insulation
2).Replacement of refractory panels, veneer of old refractory materials. Suitable for zero-clearance fireplaces so long as the material being replaced is of equal or lower R value.
3).Refractory replacement material for temperature up to 1100 degree Celsius
4).Fire protection- such as steel beam cladding, fire door cores, and laminated construction panels
5).Heat shield core material
4.Technical Data of Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper:
- Q: My crested geckos seem to already know how to breed, and quite well. I have two breeding pairs that came to me from my husbands jobs, people just not able to keep them anymore. So now I am having two gravid females pretty much every one and a half to two months. I hate to see the eggs after they lay them dried up and dead. I know that they need a nesting bowl, but where do you go from there? I tried to use some damp substrate and they ended up molding which I took as unviable. So are there any suggestions where to get vermicullite. I have looked all over the place and the only place I can find it is in potting soil that has chemicals which I know is a no no. Any suggestions would help. Thanks alot everyone that answers.
- You'll need a polystyrene box, a thermometer, a heat mat and a thermostat, as well as your tupperware/takeaway box, vermiculite and eggs. Unless you have all of this spare, it will only cost you ?30 - ?40 or so. Put damp vermiculite in tupperware box and put inside the polystyrene box. Place heatmat, connected to themostat, under the tupperware box also inside the poly box. Put thermostat and thermometer probes inside tupperware box where the eggs will be (may need to make a hole in the box).
- Q: What is the thermal conductivity of vermiculite and vermiculite?
- Vermiculite is a kind of hydrate, which is blocky, flaky and granular. It is the product of weathering and alteration of natural mineral such as biotite. The interlayer water molecule is ignited at high temperature, and the volume is increased by 18-25 times. Rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, aluminum, iron, magnesium, silicate and other ingredients.
- Q: My dirt is mostly all clay. But I want to plant a few rose bushes. Do they all need sun only? If they are climbers, I have to get something for them to climb on. Is any material better than another?Is there one type of rose that is easier to grow than another?Thank you. :)
- the new knockout series roses are easy to grow
- Q: He hasn't eaten in a week or two, but he's not blocked at all because he pooped, and now, of coarse, he's not pooping any more because he hasn't eaten anything. Do you think the problem is one, because I took out his vermiculite, or, two, because i recently switched him from a 20 gallon to 30 gallon. And I don't really have the money right now to take it to a vet, so do you have any advice? His tail is still fat, but his body has been getting skinnier. Is something wrong?
- As it happens, SC is the largest produced of vermiculite in the US - and so there should be a great deal of case law on the subject. Count yourself lucky inasmuch as asbestos has not (yet) been found in SC ores. Check with your local county extension service and determine what your rights are. At the very least you should be protected from dust. Noise ordinances vary from location to location, check with your municipality on that. But, it is a sad fact that in many 'red' states, environmental regulation is minimal if at all - they consider themselves to be business friendly for the sake of 'jobs'. You may have to contact the EPA for any actual regulation on the actual mining process. Look up your local MSHA office in Columbia. They have a hotline.
- Q: Vermiculite and perlite which good insulation effect?
- Insulation or extrusion polystyrene board, but these two words, I think perlite good. Perlite is generally used for leveling. I rarely use vermiculite powder for the work I come into contact with
- Q: He said they only grow to about 9 inches long.And he can feed it just meal worms and fruits.I read they can grow much bigger, and you have to feed them calcium dusted CRICKETS!How big does the Vivarium have to be?How big can they grow ?What should their complete diet be ?I think he is mis informing my parents, so they let him have one, but it will only be the gecko that suffers if he doesn‘t know what he‘s doing!I also plan to get one next year, so please provide as much info as you can.Thanks so much, Kitty.
- 10 gallons is the absolute minimum size tank. 20 long is much better. Leopard geckos normally get around 8-9 inches. The largest one has been close to a foot long. They can eat crickets, mealworms, waxworms, roaches, hornworms and superworms. NO fruit. They require heating. One side needs to be 88F and the other around 70.
- Q: Can i use vermiculite to insulate existing stud walls?,What is the R velue on it in stud walls?
- okay
- Q: How good would a mix of 75% Cleansed Sand/ 25% Miracle Grow be for growing a plant?
- I am a firm believer in breaking the rules. I have a great deal of success using the cheap soil from Lowe's. I used to use the organic humus, but they no longer sell that in my area. So I've used a mixture of cow manure and peat with moisture crystals tossed in the middle of the pot. (This is only for home use, I would not use cheap soil if I had a greenhouse!) Use 3 gallon pots if you have them and put the plant in morning sun/afternoon shade or on top of your dryer if you have fluorescent lights you can leave on 24/7 in your laundry room.
- Q: Let's say I didn't have any soil. What could I use instead to grow a plant? Other than water. Like could I just place a seed in a banana peel or something? I would prefer it didn't stink either.
- I can't see why not just put batts on top of the old loose fill. I did. (It would have been a good idea to clean up the rat droppings first - eew - but it would be a huge job. You don't want a shop vac, you want a truck-mounted model, and yes you'd want to wear a respirator and a full suit. The glass fibres get in your skin and itch)
- Q: i am adding perlite and vermiculite to my garden soil. i am just curious if this stuff would disaolve or lose its effectiveness if i added it at the end of the growing season when you till up all your plants. i want everything ready to go for next year, but not if my perlite and such are going to lose their properties by being in the ground for so long. any thoughts?
- I prefer adding soil amendments that have an organic content, like leaves, straw, compost, newspapers, lawn clippings, etc Perlite seems like an expensive soil additive. I didn't know you could still buy vermiculite, I thought it was mostly banned now because it has asbestos in it?? Well, maybe it's available where you live. Both perlite and vermiculite are/were used in potting soil, where the soil goes through regular cycles of being watered and then drying out. I suspect, though, that when they're in your garden, they're going to fill up with water, and then stay that way. Organic material does the same thing, costs less, and provides nutrition, too. For those reasons, I wouldn't use either perlite or vermiculite in my garden soil. Get some leaves, compost, manure, straw, newspapers, etc., and rototill them in now if you still can, and your garden will be fine by spring.
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Aluminum Laminated Cryogenic Insulation Paper
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