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vermiculite board best board for stoves fireplace

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Packaging Detail:Pallet, carton or strong wooden case
Delivery Detail:Within 20 days after received prepayment

Specifications

vermiculite fireclay brick for stoves 
1. material: vermiculite 
2. tempreture:1100 
3. sound insulation:40dB

 

  vermiculite board best board for stoves fireplace

 

 1. Product specification 

 

Product 

Vermiculite fire brick

Density

400,450,500,600,700,800,900kg/m3

Specification 

2400×1220mm,2100×900mm,1000× 610mm, irregular vermiculite products.

Customized size are available

Thickness 

20-50mm

Packing 

Strong wooden pallet, coated with film 


2.  (1) Chemical composition

 

Si

(%)

Al

(%)

Fe2O3

(%)

TiO2

(%)

MgO

(%)

GaO

(%)

K2O

(%)

Na2O

(%)

Loss on ignition @1000°C

41.20

12.68

4.06

1.33

24.22

0.96

5.97

1.60

6.0~7.5

 

(2)Other technical index

 

Maximum service temperature (°C)

1100

Continuous working temp (°C)

1000

Compressive strength (Mpa)

0.8-3

Total porosity (%)

60-74

Liner reheat shrinkage (24H @ 900°C %)

<3

Thermal conductivity (W/mk)

@200°C

@400°C

@600°C

 

0.1-.04

0.12-0.16

0.14-0.18


3.Superior functions

 

  • A1 Grade non-combustible fire rating.

  • Excellent fireproof character.

  • Heat insulation and preservation.

  • Sound insulating and absorbing.

  • Moisture adjustment.

  • Eco-friendly, non-toxic and zero radioactivity, non-asbestos .

  • Excellent workability.


Q:Fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, sprouts, herbs, medicinal plants, etc.? Also, small trees in a small flower pot? Thanks.
Tomatoes, most herbs (cilantro, basil, oregano, rosemary), bell peppers and most kinds of scorching peppers will also be grown in pots- either begin from seeds or buy small plants. I've grown all those in pots myself plus i have began carrots and radishes from seed in deeper pots. You could even sow a little bit unfastened leaf lettuce or mescalun combine in just right sized pots for salad. You do not want a fancy pot. I've seen someone grow tomatoes through making a hole within the top of a bag of potting soil and sticking a tomato plant into the bag. Pots can dry put swiftly so you are going to have got to water as a rule -by and large day-to-day when it's sizzling. Higher pots keep moist longer. Sun for simplest part of the day is okay for many greens- you just get a little less yield. When you on no account have sun on the patio, you then would have to provide then some solar in other places or use a grow lamp. We have now grown all many of these on a sunny windowsill too, mainly the herbs. Good luck.
Q:Its jst a small hiding box i originally made for my leopard geckos awhile back. I was curious if i could use vermiculite as its bedding since i dont own wood shavings or anything. If i cant use vermiculite what else can i use?By the way its a male chinese painted quail
To find the amount of water you'll need just divide the amount of vermiculite by 6, and multiply by 4. This is because, with a ratio of 6:4, the water weight should be 4/6 the vermiculite weight. so 25.1*(4/6) = 16.733 g water
Q:So I am going to have a styrofoam cooler thing then I will have a under tank heater at the bottom. I'm going to put the leopard gecko eggs in a plastic tupperware filled with perlite or vermiculite (I don't know which one is better) on top of the heatmat. It won't melt right?? maybe I will put a towel between the under tank heat and the tupperware so it doesn't get too hot? I also will have a thermostat and a thermometer on top of the closed tupperware. Do I need to poke holes in the tupperware so when the eggs hatch the leo's can breath when they hatch? Does that sound good? Did I miss anything?? Thanks for any help!
They r more than likely fertile. Just take paper towels n wet them, ring them out and lay them gently over all the eggs. Leave it for a few hours n the eggs shld plump back up. U may have to do this a few times before they hatch as it sounds like ur humidity is off. I dnt reccomend vermiculite or laying the eggs on substrate. I use a diffrnt method n they r straight over a bin full of water which is abt as humid as u can get. But I still sometimes have to paper towel mine. N if ever they start getting brown spots put a dry paper towel under them this time for abt a half a day or more n it will pull excess water.
Q:I grow exotic mushrooms and I want to move on to cactus cultivation. I like exotic plants and I'm pretty well inclined with micrology. I'm gonna do a peat and vermiculite substrate to germinate the cactus seed... maybe some ground up palm tree wood that ive been composting in a suspended sterilized peat environment. Should I case the cactii with vermiculite as well, for an optimum flush?When I prepare the vermiculite for mushrooms I simply pour the warm water in the mix and strain out the excess. Should I just do the same for cactus germination? I'm going to drop the ratio of peat vs vermiculite to a 2 to 1 ratio, instead of a 1 to 2 ratio that I do for mushroom incubation. Sorry if I'm confusing you.
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Q:Discovered some vermiculite loose fill insulation. How can it be determined if it contains asbestos or not?
Call local nurseries. They usually have bulk compost. They may also carry vermiculite. Perlite would be a better choice though. Vermiculite has been linked as a direct cause of an asbestos type lung disease. The town around a vermiculite plant has had multiple deaths and illnesses linked to breathing the vermiculite dust, (I saw a PBS documentary on it).
Q:These are my girlfriend‘s favorite flowers. And I wanted to get one for her but I thought it would mean something more if I planted it for her. Will it be hard to find the seeds? And to plant? Please help. I love her and want to do this for her. How long will it take to grow?Thanks!
Caring for your Calla Lily depends on where you live, or what hardiness zone you're in. The calla lily is not hardy in many zones, and will die in the winter if it isn't dug up and stored in the winter. The coolest temp it will live through is 50-55 degrees F. It should be dug when the leaves turn yellow or when foliage is damaged by frost. Store the rhizome (root thing) in sphagnum peat moss or vermiculite in a cool dark place.if you move or re-pot or split the callas they die back, not dying, but only to rid of shocked leaves. They quickly grow back. Health and new. All during the winter, I had healthy tall leaves. In the White calla garden, when spring hits, I had flowers galore. They seem to only last till the hot sun comes, around June. Always cutting the old leaves and ugly flowers, makes the calla's look fresh. That also help the growth of new flower and leaves. After the spring flowers have opened, you'll have leaves falling, and new ones coming up from under. Cut the old ones back. Leaving any flowers and new leaves. The bulbs under the ground are multiplying. So you will have more next year. I have my white callas in full sun. They really love it. I water every day, keeping the Ground moist, but not wet. Now the pink callas I have in a pot, and they Hate the sun. They were dormant during the winter. The leaves died back. When spring came, I gave the pot some full sun to boost it, into growing. As soon as the flowers came up, I moved it to the shade. I'll have double the flowers next year. I have the bulbs in a pot with Asian Lilly's. There happy being watered daily, but not wet. The black callas were here when I moved in my house three years ago. There in the shade, and grow close to the Ground. Only 8 inches high. Spreading just like a bulb. I've had two flowers in three years. I think that's why the are $44.00 a bulb. its a good idea to get plants that have already sprouted because you could get a dud and the you just wasted money
Q:Do you have to put above ground swimming pools on the lawn or can you put it on concrete?
I used to install above ground pools. Yes, you can put it on a concrete slab. As long as it is level. The other person is correct about the sand. You could use a product called vermiculite though. It will give a slightly spongy base. Besides the base you need to build a cove for the liner to ride down the side wall to the bottom. Pile the sand or vermiculite along the bottom track and make the cove about as long as your foot. In other words pack the cove on the corner with the tip of your shoe against the wall and the heel on the bottom at an angle. After the wall is built have someone unpack the liner and open it up in the grass. Spread it out with the walls laying inside. Refold the liner from two side towards the center. When you reach the center with bothe sides, flip one side on top of the other then roll the liner up from one end. This will allow ease of having the liner handed to you over the wall. Roll the liner out accross the pool bottom and flip out the sides towards the wall. Hang the liner over the wall evenly around the pool. Take a piece of cardboard and tape off the skimmer opening. Get a shop vac and put the suction hose in the return hole of the wall between the wall and the liner. Tape it all around the hose with duct tape. Turn the vacuum on and the shop vac will expel the air from between the wall and the liner and cause the liner to stick to the wall as if there was water in the pool. Kick out the wrinkles on the bottom towards the wall and start the water into the pool. Kepp the vac on until you have a couple of inches on the bottom. Fill up the pool and install the skimmer and return. Good Luck!
Q:This is my second season breeding leos, Right now I have 8 eggs, the first ones are 44 days old now, my female has been laying a pair of eggs every 2 weeks exactly One egg of the first lay has a big dent on one side now, what should I do?? I am using vermiculite as substrate and incubating at 80 degrees (I want to hatch females), one difference from the first lay to the others is that the first pair of eggs is in a 2 inch tall deli, and the others are in a 4 inch tall deli cup, could it be possible that it is lacking humidity??? Another thing I noticed is that the dented egg is also soft shelled!!! not too soft but definitelly not hard!! Please give me some advise!! I really want them to hatch!!! I check them every day!!! Thanks!!!
Most likely getting about ready to hatch. At the 80deg range they take a lil longer to hatch. Somewhere in the 45-60 day range. When they do get ready they will start to dent in and get small droplets of water on them. At that point they the baby can cut the egg with its egg tooth. Keep an eye on the sinking egg and make sure its not going bad. You can also VERY carefully take small flashlight (I use a key chain mag lite) and candle them to see if they have a red hue to them or yellow. Red is good yellow is infertile at later stage that is. When they are first lay ed they all appear to have a yellow hue until they get vascular formations. If the baby is getting ready to hatch you will also see them move inside the egg. Good luck!
Q:Im confused with what to put my gecko eggs in. We have them in a butter container in the same cage as the mother and father. This is my first time with gecko eggs. HELP ME!!! PLZ!
1. It would depend on the number of miles driven and the outside air conditions where your car has been driven without the filter. City air while driving is bad. Clean country highway miles are better. #2. If their is any damage at all to the rings and cylinder walls the damage is reversable with new rings and a very light *Sunnen Hone job if the car hasen't had a lot of miles. If the motor has over 100,000 miles it may need to be stripped down, cleaned and re-bored and honed to the next closest piston and ring size. #3. A cylinder compression and cylinder leak-down test would tell you in seconds the finish and seal of the piston rings to cylinder-walls. Do this test first before worrying about spending a lot of money.
Q:What can vermiculite do?
Vermiculite is a kind of mica material which is formed when the silicate material is heated at high temperature. In the course of heating, water loses rapidly and expands, and the volume after expansion is equivalent to 8-20 times of the original volume. Thus, the aeration pore and water holding capacity of the substance are increased.

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