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Types of nonflammable thermal insulation

Protection of structures and elements is the main thing in building construction. Now, most modern insulation materials are able to block the fire from the outside and reduce the risk of fire.

Foamed glass is a highly porous inorganic material similar to solid soap suds. It is created by sintering a gas-forming mixture (for example, coal) and glass glass. Foam glass is not flammable, but melts when exposed to high temperatures, but without releasing steam or gases. The material can withstand mechanical stress, water is not absorbed into the foam glass. It is used when necessary to insulate the foundation of the building and the walls of the basement. The material has poor impact resistance and high weight.

Mineral wool is produced in rolls and mats. Limestone, basalt, and dolomite are pre-ground, melted, and then the threads are pulled. Insulation of chemical racks. Retains heat well, does not ignite when exposed to high temperatures. But the material lets steam through itself. Condensation may accumulate in the thickness of the material. The facade for plaster, siding, partitions inside, walls, roof, floor are insulated with mineral wool. In addition, it is needed in the construction of various frames.

Glass wool is a fibrous material made from broken glass and a charge. The fiber, which is pulled from the molten mass during manufacture, is most often packaged in rolls and slabs. Glass wool packed in rolls is used if necessary to insulate horizontal surfaces, that is, for floors and ceilings. Glass wool slabs are needed in facades with ventilation. In basements and attics, as well as roof insulation.

Expanded vermiculite is a loose material obtained by firing hydrous mica. It has no harmful substances in it. It is used in the construction of low-rise buildings, as a fireproof insulation for floors, exterior walls and attic floors. Vermiculite can absorb 53% liquid. Because of this, it is used only with waterproofing.

Perlite is obsidian hydroxide, volcanic glass. Because of the pores, it is lightweight and perfectly insulates heat. The material is most often used in warm sloping roofs, in the gap between the masonry and the wall, in voids. But perlite collapses due to mechanical action, it becomes dust. It absorbs water well, so moisture should not get into the insulation. Looking for safe and thrilling casino games? Visit https://iproducts.co.in/ and start playing instantly with real money.