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Vermiculite Board Wholesale Fireproof Material Insulation Board for Industries Furnaces

Vermiculite Board Wholesale Fireproof Material Insulation Board for Industries Furnaces

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Fire Vermiculite Board Wholesale Fireproof Material Insulation Board for Industries Furnaces


Specifications

1. material: vermiculite 
2. tempreture:1100 
3.The fireproof grade is A 
4.Low carbon and energy-saving

 

Vermiculite board is a new eco-friendly material with properties of fireproofing, thermal insulating, 
multi-specification, multi-purpose boards for different users around the world. 


Specification details:

Process temperature

Bending strength

     Density

Compression strength

Thermal conductivity

>1100°C or 1000°C

0.574~5.33Mpa

400kgs/M3--900kgs/M3

0.690~4.90Mpa

Max.0.20W/mK at 600°CMax.0.128W/mk at 34.51°C

Process range

The minimum thickness

The maximum thickness

The maximum width

The maximum length


15mm

50mm

1220mm

2440mm

 

Characteristics

 

1. Eco-friendly, non-toxic and zero radioactivity, non-asbestos .

 

2. Excellent  workability.

 

3. The fireproof grade is A 

 

4.high-qulity vermiculite 

 

5. Excellent fireproof character.

 

6. Heat insulation and preservation.

 

7. Sound insulating and absorbing.

 

8. Moisture adjustment


Technical data

 

1. Maximum service temperature:1100°C

 

2. Continuous working temp:1000°C

 

3. Compressive strength:0.8-3Mpa

 

4. Liner reheat shrinkage (24H @ 900°C %):<3

 

5. Total porosity (%):60-74

 

6. Thermal coductivity;@200°C   0.1-0.4

 

                     @400°C   0.12-0.16

 

                     @600°C   0.14-0.18

 


Q: Perlite is supposed to be chemically inert and non dissolving, hence its usefulness as a an additive for gardening substrates to improve drainage, aeration, and moisture retention, but I need to know if the perlite sold in construction materials stores is suitable for gardening applications, or does it have something that would harm plants that agroperlite does not have?
The perlite used in construction would not be monitored or tested as horticultural perlite is, so you could not know what adulterants it might contain. In addition, vermiculite usually works better for me than perlite for 2 reasons: 1) Although perlite helps condition soil keeping it loose, it tends to float around your garden when you water, and 2) perlite does not absorb and release water for use by your plants. Vermiculite doesn't float around and it soaks up and holds water until needed by your plants. The supposed asbestos scare published a few years back about vermiculite was only related to 2 particular mines and is no longer a source of horticultural vermiculite, so any vermiculite you can buy will be safe.
Q: We have been incubating a leopard gecko egg now for about 3/4 weeks. It is in a tank of its own filled will a layer of sand and the actual egg is in a plastic container in the tank that the crickets came in and it is filled half way with damp vermiculite. We have a thermometer in there too and the temp is always between 75 and 85 degrees. The thing is our egg hasn't stayed white like all the other pics I have seen, it has gone a pinky yellow colour. We started to see pink/red veins in it but now we can't see any properly because the egg is growing mold. What are we doing wrong?? I covered most of the egg in vermiculite and left a bit for the egg to breath but not enough so that the condensation on the lid of the container could fall on it. But it doesn't seem to have worked. Any suggestions??
peat moss, vermiculite, and perlite are all parts of soilless mixes. You can also grow hydroponically (in water). Any soilless mix will have no nutrients, so careful fertilizing is a must.
Q: There are 8 eggs in the tank, the snake does not lay near them, is this normal? Do you think they are fertile eggs and what do I need to do with them if anything? How long would it take for them to hatch?
If your eggs are fertile, you need to get them in an incubator A.S.A.P. They need to be set in moist Vermiculite and you gotta keep the humidity up in the 90% area. The temperature should be in the 82-86 degree area. You'll be able to tell if your eggs are fertile or not because after about a week they will start to turn rotton and yellow and start to smell really bad. Throw those out. When handling your eggs, be careful to not turn them over in any way, shape or form, because you will kill the embryo inside and the baby will not hatch. Hope that helps and good luck!
Q: I need help on making a home made incubator with 10 gallon tank,heat mat,perlite,vermiculite or eco earth just something like this but ide like to use eco earth please HELP!!!!!
yes take him to the ER
Q: Our lettuce sprouts are in jiffy pots and the soil and pots are moldy. Can plants be saved?
I used to live in Virginia, so I'll hazard a guess. Keep in mind, the geology varies quite a bit there. Shiny black pieces that look like obsidian? Do you see a lot of 60 or 120 degree angles along the edges? Could be an amphibole (like hornblende) rather than obsidian. The not-gold, if it is flaky, may be a weathered mica (muscovite, or even biotite). Perhaps you're seeing the remnants of a schist or gneiss that has been weathered and eroded for millions of years, particularly if you're southeast of the Blue Ridge.
Q: My worm farm says to sprinkle a handful of soil every time I add food scraps. I‘m just wondering if it‘s okay to use potting mix?
Soaking peat is cautioned quite. Its very not ordinary to moist and then very not ordinary to dry out. With greater effective drainage your flora wont have fungus themes. you additionally can purchase fertilizer like Epsoma. That has bio tone actual in it. i like it! Its effective bacteria and fungus. they help discourage the growth of undesirable bacteria and fungus. That and made my abode flora lots greater healthful and vivacious than ever. I used it on my orchids too and by no ability had lots of flora. Any way. its un had to sterilize soil for person flora. Its basically for seeds and cuttings. in case you inquire from me I even have grown many seeds and cuttings in in many situations used airborne dirt and dust/potting soil and basically as many grew. the only component that is helped by ability of baking the soil could be killing of fungus nat larva which eat plant roots and stems below the soil.
Q: why is vermiculite added to potting soil?
The only vermiculite I have seen around here is at Vern Goers Greenhouse in Hinsdale. I would guess that outdoors might be too cold in winter as it can get down to -20 degrees. I would guess a garage or basement might be a good alternative to under the sink.
Q: Hey, I was wondering. Are Sugar Maple Trees cold hardy? Meaning if you collect seeds in late summer or early fall and stratify them for 3 months. Will they grow while it‘s still winter out? I know normally the go dormant during winter but I‘m talking about growing from seed.I have some seeds stratifying in the refrigerator now and they‘ll probably be ready about Nov 1. I collected them last week and the seeds were a yellowish green and the wings were brown. I soaked them for 24 hours and stuck the in a bag with a mixture of Vermiculite and Peat. So, will the seeds grow during winter if kept in a greenhouse? I live in zone 5 and it sometimes gets down to the single digits or zero during a normal winter.Please let me know. Please don‘t answer with poetry. Thanks.
You could ask in a DIY store that also sells trees and bushes, etc. They'd know.
Q: I have a tomato plant that is flourishing...perhaps too well...my questions is ..can I create new plant from trimmings from my original one?I am in Southern Cal
Lowes usually has vermiculite and perlite.
Q: I live in TN the Muskie Dime trees are just now loosing their grapes, we just got some off the ground, and cut a thin branch off, now I need to know what to do to get them ready to plant.
they are cost effective but leak like crazy. For me it was worth every extra penny just to go buy disposable ones and not deal with leaks and sooo much more extra laundry.

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