vermiculite board best board for stoves fireplace

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vermiculite board best board for stoves fireplace

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Packaging Detail:	Pallet, carton or strong wooden case
Delivery Detail:	Within 20 days after received prepayment

Specifications

vermiculite fireclay brick for stoves
1. material: vermiculite
2. tempreture:1100
3. sound insulation:40dB

vermiculite board best board for stoves fireplace

1. Product specification

Product	Vermiculite fire brick
Density	400,450,500,600,700,800,900kg/m3
Specification	2400×1220mm,2100×900mm,1000× 610mm, irregular vermiculite products. Customized size are available
Thickness	20-50mm
Packing	Strong wooden pallet, coated with film

2. (1) Chemical composition

Si (%)	Al (%)	Fe2O3 (%)	TiO2 (%)	MgO (%)	GaO (%)	K2O (%)	Na2O (%)	Loss on ignition @1000°C
41.20	12.68	4.06	1.33	24.22	0.96	5.97	1.60	6.0~7.5

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Fe2O3

(%)

TiO2

(%)

MgO

(%)

GaO

(%)

K2O

(%)

Na2O

(%)

Loss on ignition @1000°C

41.20

12.68

4.06

1.33

24.22

0.96

5.97

1.60

6.0~7.5

(2)Other technical index

Maximum service temperature (°C)	1100
Continuous working temp (°C)	1000
Compressive strength (Mpa)	0.8-3
Total porosity (%)	60-74
Liner reheat shrinkage (24H @ 900°C %)	<3
Thermal conductivity (W/mk) @200°C @400°C @600°C	0.1-.04 0.12-0.16 0.14-0.18

3.Superior functions

A1 Grade non-combustible fire rating.
Excellent fireproof character.
Heat insulation and preservation.
Sound insulating and absorbing.
Moisture adjustment.
Eco-friendly, non-toxic and zero radioactivity, non-asbestos .
Excellent workability.

Q:What is vermiculite used for?: Because vermiculite has a very high melting point, generally reach 1270 to 1370 DEG C, in addition to fire prevention, heat insulation, sound-absorbing, non-toxic, linear expansion coefficient, the special properties of low thermal conductivity and many other materials do not have, therefore in the application of life and industry is very extensive.

Q:Is calcium sand ok to use in tarantula cages?: Thanks for your answers. Im convinced and agree with all of you that its not worth trying. Thanks for saving my engine life and some money. Will keep using engine oil. God bless.

Q:pls help me. im very eager to grow them here. my friends from the usa say that its totally cool and makes you hallucinate. how can i make it WITHOUT cow poop or vermiculite. how can i grow them on normal grass, cuz thats all i have at home. PLS HELP ME!: Its perlite :) and its actually a volcanic rock, and as for eating it? Well... I don't really know but I wouldn't recommend it haha :) and you can actually break them apart with your fingers :)

Q:Water resources are faced with the crisis of shortage and pollution. Can perlite and vermiculite be used for water treatment?: Perlite and vermiculite are not readily available, and need to be processed by corresponding processing equipment with a certain process. Generally, perlite needs not fine powder, which can be called coarse powder, and some areas are called coarse sand.To set the perlite processing equipment according to the final requirements, some broken process need to be broken by the jaw crusher, and then if the finished products need a lot of powder grinding processing by perlite mill, can achieve a finished product; if the product requires a large amount of coarse sand, with a jaw crusher finely, with efficient crusher, after perlite through the sieve screening, can get the corresponding size of perlite particles.

Q:.laid in or do i have to use vermiculite? obviously in the wild the eggs would be layed in the soil and left, so isn‘t this viable as long as constant temps are kept?ALSO, is it possible to tell if the eggs are fertilised or not? because i recently got my female 2/3 months ago and put her in with my male and i‘m not sure if they had much contact. They copulated once but his hemi penis didn‘t really look like it was going anywhere inside the female, does it need to do this or would it be a case of a simple ‘rub‘ thankyou for any help! :): the female will take no part in incubating the eggs. She trusts the soil to do that for her. The soil would have to stay a constant temp for hatching water dragon eggs. The humidity has to stay fairly constant as well. As far as care for the eggs, don't turn them. When the egg is laid the embryo inside attaches to the egg wall. If you turn or tilt the eggs too much the baby inside drowns. I would find a good web site for hatching reptile eggs and follow the directions to the word. After so many weeks of the incubation length you might be able to candle the eggs.

Q:what are moons made out of?: Put in soil with vermiculite and/or sand. Start over. Dip in rooting hormone and put in soil. 3 tall cuttings of new growth are best. It could take a year on some plants to grow roots. Be sure the soil you use is sterile so nothing in it will cause rot.

Q:How do you grow a dragon tree from dragon fruit seeds?: Dracaena seeds Dragon Tree Type Sowing Temp Cover Seed Advice Glasshouse perennial foliage plant 20-25°C Cover thick layer vermiculite Sow spring Emergence can take up to 7 weeks

Q:then why do people use it for setting reptile eggs in (such as bearded dragons) during incubation..I want to breed my bearded dragons in like a year or so.: After they hatch the babies will most likely not eat until they have had their first shed - which on average is about a week later. Remove access to the vermiculite and just use paper towels as a subtrate and create a standard moist hide. So after they shed, just offer them food and they should eventually start eat by themselves. The food offered should be no bigger than the width between the eyes. Thats is pretty much, most people don't normally have any problems raising leopard gecko bubs. Hope this helps!

Q:have tried many time with no luck.I just get struggly growth.: Hi: The key to germinating Basil or any other herbs or flowers is the the potting soil and light requirement. I have grown thousands of herbs from seeds. Purchase a light weight potting soil with no bark. Add some vermiculite and some humus to the soil. Add hot tap water and mix with the soil. The hot water is great for the roots to become established. Make sure you water regularly but don't over water. Basil does best if it is germinated in darkness. Some herbs will do better in light and others in the dark. I will link you to the spices and herb section of my website. There is a page on growning herbs from seeds that may give you additional information. I will also link you to the site map, as this page has everything that is on the website. Browse through and see if you can find any other articles, tips or techniques that may be useful to you. If you need further suggestions, please feel free to contact me. Good luck with your Basil and have a great day! Kimberly www.landscape-solutions-for-you.c. www.landscape-solutions-for-you.c.

Q:Been growing micro greens for several months, and have tried vermiculite, potting soil, peat with vermiculite and now am trying jiffy peat pellets (too hard to plant in those small pellets, so even if they work I won't use them again) A friend bought Sure Grow mats but they are expensive and I doubt they can be used twice. The potting soil was the worst - cutting them or gently pulling, however I harvested them I got a clump of dirt in the ends that was difficult to wash off without washing the greens down the drain. Any cheap or free materials suggestions would be appreciated! thanks!: Vermiculite comes from a naturally occurring mineral which expands when heated to 2500 degrees F. The mineral resembles mica. If you have seen mica, it has a shiny goldish color, and has many thin layers. If you look at vermiculite in a bag or mixed in potting soil, you will see flecks of shiny goldish particles, though most of the vermiculite is brownish in color. Chunks of vermiculite look like little accordions, which can be mashed flat between your fingers. Until 1990 vermiculite was mined from areas which were naturally contaminated with asbestos and used for building insulation and mixed in potting soils. Vermiculite is generally a filler in potting soil, which is sterile and hold some moisture. A potting soil containing a lot of vermiculite can develop a slime layer on the soil surface over time, which blocks air movement into the soil, and usually exacerbates algae growth on the soil surface. Perlite is a completely different mineral. It is a volcanic rock, which is grey naturally, but is washed to become white. Perlite holds very little water and is often used in potting soil to increase aeration. Historically it contained flourine which was slightly toxic to some plants. Modern supplies do not contain the flourine, but because flourine is easily removed by flushing the perlite with water, it is still a good idea to do so if you are using perilite by itself for some purpose, for example using moist perlite to vernalize seeds which require a cold treatment prior to germination.

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