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How many kinds of fireproof materials are there in the market?

How many kinds of fireproof materials are there in the market?

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Inorganic insulation materials basically can achieve the goal, such as glass wool, rock wool, and foam glass. The phenolic foam in the organic foam materials is special. Phenolic foam is not only good at insulation, but also good at compounding with steel and other materials to achieve A-level performance, and the A-level insulation materials are: rock(ore) wool, foam glass and inorganic thermal insulation mortar. Insulation materials with B1 combustibility mainly are: Phenolics, polystyrene granules, etc. The insulation materials of fire barrier zone can use such A-level materials as rock (ore) wool, foam glass, and inorganic thermal insulation mortar, etc.
A-level materials are the best which will not burn while the B-level materials are made of combustible materials which can burst into flames.
Inorganic insulation materials basically can achieve the goal, such as glass wool, rock wool, and foam glass. The phenolic foam in the organic foam material is special. Phenolic foam is not only good at insulation, but also good at compounding with steel and other materials to achieve A-level performance, and the A-level insulation materials are: rock(ore) wool, foam glass and inorganic thermal insulation mortar. Insulation materials with B1 combustibility mainly are: Phenolics, polystyrene granules, etc. The insulation materials of fire barrier zone can use such A-level materials as rock (ore) wool, foam glass, and inorganic thermal insulation mortar, etc.
rock wool board? inorganic thermal insulation mortar? glass wool board? expanded glass? ceramic foam plate? sand aerated concrete? haydite concrete? foam cement? vitrified micro bubble panel
I wonder that how many kinds of fireproof materials are there? Does anyone know about it, please tell me, thanks

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