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What dose the fireproof and thermal insulation material include?

What dose the fireproof and thermal insulation material include?

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Protective cloth, fireproof cloth, plastic coated cloth, PVC tarpaulin, flame retardant cloth, duct cloth, automobile tarpaulin, PVC protective cloth, the freight yard covered cloth, PVC plastic coated cloth, Industrial Canvas, widely used in automobile tarpaulin, trains covered cloth, ships covered cloth, open-air yard covered cloth, industrial and agricultural covered cloth ; used in glass, timber, fertilizer plants, steel plants, mechanical hardware factories, feed mills, grain storages, container plants, oil refineries plants, packaging plants, paper plants, air conditioning plants, logistics, ore factories, fleet, rail and sea fields, etc.
It includes A1: Non-combustible inorganic monomer; A2 Non-flammable organic compound, namely composite material; A3 Modified phenolic fireproof materials.
Currently the non-combustible insulation materials for external insulation system mainly are foam insulation board, composite cement foam insulation board, aerated concrete panels, rock wool board (strip), and inorganic insulation materials. 1. foam insulation board refers to foam ceramic insulation panels whose raw material is inorganic ceramic which is calcinated at high temperature with abbreviation of ceramic insulation board 2.Composite cement foam insulation board is a hydrophobic lightweight closed-cell insulation board whose main materials are cement, fly Ash, and silica fume which has been foamed, cured and cut. 3. aerated concrete panel is a lightweight concrete panel which has been autoclaved with lightweight materials, siliceous material and gas former as its raw materials. 4. rock wool panel, with natural igneous rock wool as its main raw material, is a cotton which is melted in high temperature by centrifugation and is pasted by thermosetting resin.

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