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Water Proofing Perlite Vermiculite Board

Water Proofing Perlite Vermiculite Board

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Min Order Qty:
1000 pc
Supply Capability:
200000 pc/month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:in carton
Delivery Detail:15 days after 30% TT deposit

Specifications

Density 220-+10% 
compress strength >=0.49 
thermal conductivity 298K-+2K 
working temperature 900C 
linerashrinkage 923K(650C)

 

Water Proofing Perlite Vermiculite Board

 

Product introduction: 

Perlite insulation board , is also called FEG waterproofing perlite insulation board, its main ingredient is 

 expanded perlite particle,reinforced fiber ,mixing in heat resistant inorganic natural sepiolite, inorganic  

modified binder and high temperature resistant polymer moisture repellent, by the physical synthesis  

technology, in the specific temperature condition, pressure forming. 

 

Advantage:

1.light weight,  

2.fire-resistant, water proofing, sound proofing, heat insulation character.  

3.Good water-proof property, 

4.low thermal conductivity,  

5.light bulk density, . 

6.high strength, 

7.excellent chemical stability,  

8.non-shrinkage 

9.non-deformation 

10. any processing, nontoxic. 

11.In 1200C tem condition, fire endurance can be up to 90-120 minutes.


Application:

1. Ships, core board of fire door in house, industry furnace, public buildings ‘s roof, swimming pool, barn, Cold Storage, boiler.

2. Heat and cold project  


 

Specification:


Item

Index

Density(kg/m3)

220+-10%

Thermal Conductivity(w/m.k)

≤0.065

Compression Strength(Kpa)

≥474

Quality Moisture Rate(%)

≤5

Hydrophobicity (%)

99.2

Working Temperature(°C)

-40-900°C

Common Size(mm)

600*300  1050*950, 

Min. Thickness:25mm



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Q: you see this week i have went every where looking for this stuff called vermiculite or perlite? which is used mostly by every reptile egg expert well as i went i was looking everywhere to find it as i went to home depot the other day i asked one of the workers if they had any of the two so i can incubate my leopard gecko eggs being a beginner in the reptile industry. all she told me is the closest thing they've had what i was looking for was ironite all i wanted to know from anyone can tell me, can i use ironite to incubate my eggs is it the same thing and is it safe thats my only per caution please help asap thank you :)
Yup it is.
Q: I am making a substrate for germinating plants and they need the rice for its nutrient value. I messed up and let the pressure cooker cool down overnight and now I'm wondering if I should recook it... It has to remain perfectly sterile until I use it. What would happen if you pressure cooked --canned--someting twice? Any response appreciated.
If you have a Lowes or a Meijers near you, try them. I know both of them carry it here in KY
Q: getting a leopard gecko?
ethier you die or put out fire and by more blankets
Q: I have seen man people incubating bearded dragon eggs, but I am unsure as to wether or not to cover the container of vermiculite they will be sitting in. Also, when the babies first hatch I know they are suposed to be left in the incubator for a day or two, but what precautions have to be taken in order to ensure the babies are safe?
I cover mine but make sure the thing you put them in arent too shallow.
Q: Question: How does intraspecific competition affect the growth of individuals in a population?1) what would be the manipulated and responding variable?2) using these materials what kind of procedure could you create to test out the question stated aboveMaterials:Seeds(basil, raddish, grass, lettuce)vermiculite or potting soilflower potsscissorsrulerbalance
Intraspecific Competition Intraspecific competition is a particular form of competition in which members of the same species vie for the same resource in an ecosystem (e.g. food, light, nutrients, space). This can be contrasted with interspecific competition, in which different species compete. For example, two trees of the same species growing close together will compete for light, water and nutrients in the soil. Getting less resources, they will perform more poorly than if they grew by themselves (for example lowered growth rates and fewer seed output). Trees have therefore adapted to grow taller or develop larger root systems through natural selection. Grasshoppers provide an animal example. By eating grass, individual grasshoppers deprive their fellow conspecifics of food. This is an example of exploitation competition, which means that the grasshoppers do not interact directly with each other, but have a negative effect on others' growth and reproduction by their effect on a resource (in this case, grass). Here you can plant the seeds and check their growth using a ruler. You can find that they have intraspecific Competition among themselves.
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Q: My female bearded dragon that is almost 1 year old just laid 20 eggs yesterday afternoon and they are pretty dented. I was told to put them into a plastic container and put the moist vermiculite with the eggs and keep the temperature in between 80 and 85 degrees and keep the humidity up but I don't know if that means they are dried out or what? Please help!- And we have her in a cage with a male that is almost 1 year old to so we are pretty sure they mated.
I was just researching pig manure and the term vermicompost is the word used for worm composted pig manure. Never thought that I would actually need this info. LOL By the way pig manure is good on flowers but not edible garden.
Q: Hi, I have access to 30-50 large solid white plastic pails, with handles. They are used by a large soft drink manufacturer for their product. What could I make out of these that would be useful?Thanks folks, I look forward to many great suggestions! :):)
They sell canvas tool organizers that go in these, and people like painters use them all the time. Consider taking up sewing and make the canvas inserts, and sell the whole product at a contractor's convention.
Q: Why doesn‘t mica expand when wetted? Also why do vermiculite and montmorillonite expand when they are wetted. Additionally why does montmorillonite expand twice as much or more than vermiculite when wetted?
mica windows were generally installed on furnaces (way back when) sheet mica has no place for water to collect - but in the case of vermiculite - Vermiculite is a general term applied to mica-like platy minerals that contain up to 4% water, chemically trapped between the mica sheets. Upon rapid heating to temperatures in excess of 900°C, the trapped water changes to steam, forcing the mineral sheets to expand, forming an expanded vermiculite product. My text follows - Mica can be treated with high pressure steam (400 psi) , then immediately passed through a high heat environment 900-1000C - resulting in expanded mica a.k.a. vermiculite. Silicon popcorn, with a dash of potassium and fluorine for 'flavor'. At 1200C this can be fused with ceramic materials yeilding a surface that has to be seen to be appreciated.

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