Vermiculite Panel use for Wall furnace System 1

Vermiculite Panel use for Wall furnace System 2

Vermiculite Panel use for Wall furnace

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	firm and strong palleted packaging suitable for longtime sea shipping
Delivery Detail:	within 7-20days, urgent order can be sooner delivered

Specifications

vermiculite board:high temperature resistant,energy-saving and cost effective slabs for fireproof insulation purpose

Vermiculite board is a non-combustible board in which the unique cellular structure of vermiculite is maintained and controlled by a pre-treatment process. This gives excellent thermal insulation properties with dimensional stability at high temperatures. It is used extensively for the fire protection of structural steel elements in buildings to provide up to 240 minutes fire protection. It may also be used to protect sheet metal ducts and for the construction of smoke extract ducts.

Typical Vermiculite Board(VICUBO-800)

Specification			VICUBO(800)
Maximum service temperature			1100
Bulk Density,dry		KG/M3	800
Cold crushing strength		Mpa	2.2
Modulus of rupture		Mpa	1.8
Loss of ignition		%	6.61
Linear reheat shinkage
12h # 900 degree celsius		%	<2.55
Thermal conductivity
Mean temp.	@200	W/(mxK)	0.135
	@400	W/(mxK)	0.173
	@600	W/(mxK)	0.182
	@800	W/(mxK)	0.198
Standard size and thickness		Thickness	20,25,30,35,39,40,45,50mm
		Length and width
		2100x900mm & 1000x610mm
		Other sizes are available upon request
Chemical Analysis		SiO2: 53.39%
		Al2O3: 11.22%
		Fe2O3: 3.41%
		TiO2: 0.73%
		CaO:1.53%
		MgO: 13.98%
		K2O:4.05%
		Na2O: 6.90%

Q: anyone know where to purchase a small bag of vermiculite in Arizona phoenix area? I'm have trouble searching for a place. I want to use it for my tarantula.: Essentially vermiculite is used in the horticultural industry because it provides aeration and drainage, it can retain and hold substantial amounts of water and later release it as needed, it is sterile and free from diseases, it has a fairly neutral pH, and it is readily available, non-toxic, safe to use, and relatively inexpensive. Nevertheless, for decades Vermiculite (and perlite) have been used by professionals, dedicated amateurs and gardeners.

Q: i mean for example, at first, u have to place the seeds in something, then transplant them blah blahthis is just an example, so try to answer step by step as scientifically as u can. 10 points fresh from the oven!! no crap is to be posted. please answer asap.: Hydroponics is simply growing plants in nutrient-laden running water. On some plants such as water chestnuts and watercress it seems to work fine commercially. The history of partial-hydroponics starts with the Egyptians placing some plants(in very loose weaved reed baskets) into the flood water eddies of the Nile river and letting the nutrient rich river water feed the plants. Hydroponics has not been a very commercially successful endeavor overall. The exception to this rule is the illegal growing of drug producing plants clandestinely under artificial lights--which ends a lot of folks in jail.

Q: Will regular potting soil mixed with perlite work?: We use a soil less mix that we make ourselves. 6 parts peat moss 2 parts aged cow poop 1/2 part perlite or vermiculite small dash of blood meal or other nitrogen rich fertilizer We mix this by the cubic yard with a cement mixer and a bobcat, but for small quantities I would suggest using a small scoop and mixing in a five gallon bucket.Make sure you mix well. You can find aged cow maure in bags at most home supply stores. We also use this for all of our house plants. Regular potting soil is usually too heavy, even when mixed with perlite, for tiny roots to push through and spread properly, and there is no advantage at all to using potting soil. There is much more nutrient in this mix.

Q: I am putting together 2 elevated gardens for a nursing home. total square feet of soil needed 12 cubic ft. 1: having trouble with the math. how many quarts needed? how many pounds needed? products are marketed with either quarts or pounds. trying to convert via google not helpful. Would like the most organic setup possible. Been reading about fertilizer, compost, soil, other buzz words i do not understand. Want ideal, organic growing conditions.garden will be set up outside. would like to grow flowers and foods. nothing chosen, yet. am asking for specific recommendations such as ratios for compost, soil, which to put on top, bottom, etc. links to products, specifically amazon, GREATLY appreciated. Thank you.: Easier in that there is no tube to fuss with. However, some tubeless tires are almost impossible to change without a machine - specifically sportbike tires. The sidewall is very stiff and there isn't much room between the tire and the inside of the rim.

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: So i filled my substrate jars with the proper amounts of vermiculite + water, stirred, then added the proper amount of brown rice flour. i put the jars in a steaming pot (elevated above water level) for about 2 hours, but did not have my spore syringe yet. so i let them sit for like 2 days in the pot, wihtout taking the lids off any of the substrate jars (or the foil).have my substrate jars lost any of their water content due to evaporation, perhaps during the steaming process or during the 2 day wait before inoculation?the jars had the lids loosely screwed on, with 3 holes hammered into the top (small holes), and covered in tin foil.: It can't be determined from the information given. That's possible. What about temperature?

Q: Its cheap and a friend uses for his cresties egg box. Never heard of it before then though: reverse osmosis look it up on how things work you may have the thing you need to do it

Q: On my plants, i have noticed that there are gold flecks found in the soil. I dont believe that there were any gold flecks in the soil to begin with.Also, there are some oversized growth of paired seed leaves on my plants. I am just curious as to how this may have happened. Thanks All.: Repot using vermiculite, or the granules that swell when wet, both methods retain water longer.

Q: how can i save my leopard gecko its egg is wrinkly what makes it wrinkle?: Oh no! Not W.E.S., anything but that! I'm sorry, but. your gecko has wrinkly egg syndrome. It's days are numbered. to a number about equal to a normal gecko, given proper care.

Q: They are in an outdoor pen and she has layed them also covering them with about half in of soil. Last time the eggs were eaten by possums but the possums can no longer get in the pen.: Very carefully remove the eggs. Pick them up the exact same way it was laid. Rotating the eggs can kill the developing turtle. Place the eggs into small containers halfway full with damp vermiculite. The containers with the eggs should then be placed in an incubator. The best way to provide a safe incubator container is to take a plastic aquarium and place two bricks on their side at the bottom. Place the plastic container that contains the eggs on top of the two bricks and heat the water 82oF (28oC) with an aquarium heater. Cover the aquarium with pane of glass to ensure the heat and condensation stays with the incubator. It is essential to make sure the glass is slanted so that any condensation does not drip onto the turtle eggs as this can kill the embryos. The ideal humidity level for turtle eggs is between 95-100%. You can measure the level of humidity with a hygrometer hung on the aquarium wall. To tell when the egg is fertilized, hold the egg between your thumb and forefinger in front of a bright light. If the egg is fertilized, you will be able to see dark blood vessels inside even at an early stage. As time goes by, the blood vessels will turn into a dark area as the turtle develops. Unfertilized eggs show a light area around the air pocket inside the egg and a dark area at the drying yolk. An unfertilized egg will also begin to lose weight over time whereas fertilized eggs gain weight. If a turtle embryo dries in the egg, do not assume it is a mistake you made. The likely cause is because of the parent's diet. The amount of time it takes for a turtle to hatch depends on the species. Once it begins to hatch, it can take one to three days for the turtle to fully hatch. You should never disturb the turtle and never try to speed up the hatching process. Leave the hatchlings in the incubator for a few days until the yolk on the naval has fully shrivelled and fallen off. Good luck :)

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