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fireproof insulation vermiculite board stone wool insulation

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Specifications

sound insulation vermiculite board on sale
1 Sound insulation 
2 Fireproof 
3 Light weight but strong 
4 Easy construction

Product Name: good acoustic performance sound insulation vermiculite board on sale

1. Product description


Product Performance
Thermal conductivity(BS 874: Part 2: 1986)0.221 W/mK
Flexural Strength(longitudianal)4.27 MPa
Flexural Strength(transverse)4118N
Moisture Movement0.06%
Moisture Content9%
Resistance to continuous heating80 °c
Surface AlkalinitypH 7-10
Non-combustibility(face Boards)

BS EN ISO 1182: 2002

BS476: Part 4

GB8624-1997, Grade A

Heat of conbustion(face boards)BS EN ISO 1716: 2002
Building regulations classfication(face boars)Euro Class A1
Fire rated partition

2 hour FRP

BS EN 1364-1

BS 476: Part 22

GB/T9978

Water tightness to ASTM C1185

No droplets observed behind the panel, Test of 24 hours at 250 mm water head

Partition stiffnesss-heavy duty grade

(BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex A)

Pass

Resistance to structureal damage by multiple impacts from a large soft body

-heavy duty grade( BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex E)

No collapse of dislocation

Surface damage by hard body impact- heavy duty grade(BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex B)

Pass

Effects of door slamming-heavy duty grade

BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex B

Pass

resistance to crowd pressure-heavy duty grade

BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex G

No collapse of damage

Resitance to anchorage(high level wall cupboard)eccentric downward

BS 5234; Part2: 1992, Annex K

No damage or detachment of anchor
Anchorge Load45 kg

Acoustic performance

- 60 mm thick

- 75 mm thick

- 100 mm thick

- 120 mm thick

- 150 mm thick

38 dB

40 dB

42 dB

44 dB

46 dB


Specitication and PCS per 20 foot container
2270 * 610 * 60 mm315 pcs, 436 m²
2270 * 610 * 75 mm252 pcs, 349 m²
2270 * 610 * 90 mm207 pcs, 287 m²
2270 * 610 * 100 mm189 pcs, 262 m²
2270 * 610 * 120 mm153 pcs, 212 m²
2270 * 610 * 150 mm126 pcs, 175 m²
2270 * 610 * 180 mm99 pcs, 138 m²
Main Materials
Surface panelfibre reinforced calcium silicon board or cement calcoum silicon board
Core materialscement, EPS, fly ash, sand


Q: 1. Place 25g of iron powder and 1g of NaCl in a resealable plastic bag.2. Add 30g of vermiculite to the bag, seal the zipper, and shake the bag to mix the contents.3. Add 5 mL of water to the bag, reseal the zipper, and gently squeeze and shake the contents to mix them.4. Hold the bag between your hands and not any changes in temperature.What kind of reaction produces this kind of change?What is a practical application for this reaction?
Mig, Tig, Arc, you can get any with 110V you just won't be capable of welding thick pieces
Q: Excuse me a flower peat and perlite vermiculite proportion?
To put it simply, perlite is good for drainage and EC in the vermiculite balance medium. If you are a master, and use moss peat, proficient in watering, it can not be useful vermiculite and perlite
Q: Okay, over the course of about the last three weeks, my female box turtle has laid four eggs... I've cvalled a couple pet shops and they have told me to look online for imformation on how to care for them, and they also mentioned to keep the eggs away from the parents because all they will do is step on and mush the eggs, which i found to be true... I was just wondering if anyone could help me out with information like what should i keep the eggs in? From what a read, a mixture of Peat Moss, Vermiculite (Mineral), and Spaghnum Moss works well... Any suggestions/information is appreciated!!
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Q: Hi everyone,I am super new to this. I bought my son his first gecko pet today from the pet store. The lady told me they were trying to breed a male and female, but assured me that she wasn‘t pregnant. She didn‘t look pregnant so we bought her , brought her home then 4 hours later she laid 2 eggs!What do I do she is in a temporary tank, and we picked up a 20 gallon tonight. Do I move her and the eggs into the new tank or keep them where they are? I have a lamp over the top and a heating pad right under the eggs. The gecko cleared out the coconut dirt and laid her eggs on the glass.I have no idea what to do? I noticed she smashed her eggs overnight but when I held them up to the light I saw veins and the eggs are hard to the touch.
Move her to the 20-gallon cage. If you have not *flipped over* the eggs, they should probably be OK. Put them in damp vermiculite or the like (make sure to keep them the same way up), and either read up on incubating geckos, or take them to a pet store that can incubate them for you. You can keep them in the cage with their mother, though I'd advise putting them in a container (with holes in the lid) sturdy enough that she can't disturb them. Leopard geckos aren't exactly great parents, so you want to keep them separate from her, or she might kill them (accidentally, or by eating them after they hatch). Or, you can leave them in the temporary cage, if you have a heat source for that. In your case, I'd advise taking the eggs back to the pet store you got the gecko from (try to keep them warm, about 80-85 degrees) and let *them* deal with incubation. Call, first, though, to make sure they do that. She may lay eggs again in the near future. Make sure she gets *lots* of calcium (put a dish of calcium powder in her cage). Also, you really want a non-particulate substrate like paper towel or slate for a leopard gecko's cage, though you need something to hold moisture in the humid hide.
Q: what have you all used for egg hatching? I am using perilite at the moment any pro's or con's to each. respond if you have personal experience with either.
do you mean a substrate for flooring or for shedding? for shedding i use spagnum moss its perfect! and easy to maintain, if you mean as a flooring i have a simple wood looking lino or vinyl floor tile as they are called, these are cheap, easy to maintain as they wipe clean and my geckos love them as they let the heat through and keep the heat from the bulb perfectly, you can find these at your local diy store or pound store. just wipe clean everymonth and they are perfect for little messes the critters create! i hope this helped good luck with whatever you choose!
Q: Like in a pet store, grocery store, etc.Thanks a lot!
He will use x bushels of 50%, and 6 - x bushels of 100%. The result will be: .50 * x + 6 - x = .6 * 6 = 3.6 -x/2 = -2.4 x = 4.8 4.8 bushels of 50/50 mix contains 2.4 bushels of pure vermiculite adding 1.2 to make it 6 and you have (2.4 + 1.2) / 6 = 3.6 / 6 bushels of pure vermiculite = 60%. He can also do it this way, using his whole 5 bushels: Let x = amount of 100% vermiculite to add. 5 bushels of 50% vermiculite = 2.5 bushels of pure vermiculite. 2.5 + x = .60 * (5 + x) [ existing vermiculite + added = 60% of total ] 2.5 + x = 3 + .60 x .40 x = .5 x = 1.25 bushels added. Then he will have 6 1/4 bushels of the new mix. which will be 60% vermiculite. ( 3.75 / 6.25 = 0.60 ) If he then throws away 1/4 bushel of the new mix, he will have the desired mix in the desired quantity.
Q: How does the pH value of vermiculite adjust?
The chemical properties of expanded vermiculite are stable. Insoluble in water,.PH value 7~8.1, with acid soil (humus) improvement, variable acidity2, with a small amount of slaked lime, variable acidity
Q: My female just laid this afternoon and I moved the eggs into a make-shift incubator. I don't have any vermiculite or whatever it is they use to help keep humidity up. They are in a hide box and the box has holes cut into the roof for air flow, there's many holes, but they're a knifes width apart, very slender. They are on sterile sand surrounded by moss inside of the hide box. I marked the tops so I know which way is up. I know you have to keep the humidity up...but how do you know? Since I transported them into the incubator this afternoon (around 5?), I have sprayed the entire tank they're in with a garden mister twice. Is that too much? Too little? How do I know if the eggs need more humidity or less??? Please help...Should I go and find vermiculite? Is it crucial? Any other ideas on a better incubator. The cage they're in is glass and it's 5 gallons.
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Q: i need to find a soilless growing media to replace bagasse
Personally, I would start again. Sorry.
Q: how do i care for an indoor bamboo plant?
i ought to in fact use a tupperware field filled approximately 2/3 packed with perlite or vermiculite. ascertain the perlite or vermiculite is in fact damp and not moist as quickly as you place the eggs in. btw ur humidity is plenty too severe. and ascertain as quickly as you purchase ur vermiculite or perlite you dont purchase the miracle gro style. the form has fertilizer in it and ought to help mold advance on your field (enormously if the humidity is ninety% O.o) you additionally can in fact keep the incubator in a warmth spot with a thermometer indoors it to learn the temperature. in case you like a woman, keep it around eighty-eighty 2 levels F. in case you like a mixed intercourse keep it around eighty 5 F. in case you like a male keep it around 88 F. I wouldnt recomend paying for a hovabator different than your leos are laying eggs like loopy. in my opinion, i think of of paying for an incuator is a waste of money. i'm hoping this enables :D

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