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vermiculite board best panel for stoves fireplace

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vermiculite board in the construction
1 Material:silver vermiculite
2 Working temp:1100 
3 Size:2440x1220mm, 2100x900mm,

Thickness:15mm-50mm

4 Feature: innocuous;  rainproof;  insulative and mothproof.

5 Max working temp: 1100C

6 Continuous working temp: less than 1000C

7Cold crushing strength: 3hx800°C: 3.84MPa

8Heat Conductivity: 0.11W/mk

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Items

Unit

BOR-170

BOR-220

BOR-270

Bulk Density

Kg/m3

170(±10%)

220(±10%)

270(±10%)

Pressure Strength

MPa

≥0.40

≥0.50

≥0.60

Flexural Strength

MPa

≥0.30

≥0.35

≥0.40

Thermal Conductive

W/m.k

≤0.048

+0.00011t

≤0.050

+0.00011t

≤0.056

+0.00011t

Temp. limit

degrees

1000

1050

1050

Linear Shrinkage

%

≤1.50

(1000,3hrs)

≤1.50

(1000,3hrs)

≤1.50

(1000,3hrs)

 

 

Expanded vermiculite       

Golden:

40-80mesh ,20-40mesh,10-40mesh,1-3mm,2-4mm,3-8 mm,4-8mm

Silver:

40-80mesh ,20-40mesh,10-40mesh,1-3mm,2-4mm,3-8

mm,4-8mm

Raw vermiculite:

Golden:

0.3-1mm,1-2mm,1.5-2.5mm,1-3mm,2-4mm,3-8mm,4-8mm

Silver:

0.3-1mm,1-2mm,2-4mm,4-8mm

 


Q:what should i do with the eggs while i look for an incubator?
Put it in your pants to keep them warm.
Q:my leopard gecko just laid her eggs last night.i have done a pile of Research but the one thing i was wondering is how do i know if i have the vermiculite moist enough or too moist??? and how do i moisten it once the eggs are in it. o and one last thing should the eggs be covered over with vermiculite? thanks!!
When my geckos lay their eggs, i take the vermiculite, drench it in warm water, then squeeze it as hard as i can to get the access water out if it. (So it's just warm and moist.) then put the egg in the container (in the vermiculite, but not buried in it) and put a lid in it. In the wild, the geckos don't make a perfect water-vermiculite ratio. (Make sure there is a very small hole in the side other container so the egg can receive oxygen.) Put it in an incubator, or in the tank, or where ever you plan to keep it. Just make sure it stays at a CONSTANT TEMPERATURE. I always keep mine at about 80 degrees. Also, keep it very humid. You'll have healthy baby geckos in no time!
Q:I looked in my snakes tank yesterday, and my female corn snake had laid eggs. I don‘t know what to do, I haven‘t done anything with them yet. But I would really like to know what to do so they dont die.
U first need to candle with a flash light like u wld do chicken eggs n make sure they r fertile, u will need vermiculite which u can get at most gardening places or lowes has it I believe, u mix tht with water n u want it to where it's wet but u cnt squeeze any water out. Do NOT flip the eggs. Keep them up right or u will kill the babies. If they have hardened already carefully pick the cluster up. Don't worry abt seperating them. Put the vermic n a container big enough to hold the eggs n make a divit in it where u r gnna place the eggs. Cover it with a lid n if u do not have an incubator u need to put them n a very warm constant temp room. Most colubrids don't need high egg heat n I know people tht jst leave all the eggs n a room n they hatch tht way. I wld google the exact temp they need to b at as I have ball pythons n am not sure of colubrids temps for eggs. Mama may bite u so b careful. Again remember do not let the eggs turn or flip. They have to stay n there exact upright position.
Q:What is vermiculite made of?
expanded clay (hydroton)
Q:Please help . I would like to know more as to what these white rocks are. You know in soil how they have little white rocks, well I tried one and the texture is amazing. Please give me more information on them so I can know if they‘re harmful to my body.Please be professional here, no ewww i used to eat dirt.
I believe the white rocks in the soil is some type of fertilizer or nutrients for plants. I don't know if it is harmful but it can't be good for you if it's in plant soil, it might decay your teeth like the lady on strange addictions.
Q:If i put leopard gecko eggs in vermiculite, is there a certain quot;vermiculite to water ratioquot;? Youtube videos say to measure them in a 1:8 ratio. But lets just say i keep the vermiculite humid, and sot soggy or too wet.... would it still work? Or would the eggs die?
I would put a layer of vermiculite at the bottom of the pot to ensure good drainage, but if you have enough of it, it should be mixed into the growing medium as well. put them in another greenhouse ? Not sure what you mean - do you have more than one greenhouse? In any case, redwoods should grow fine in or out of a greenhouse, at least in summer. The mold is most likely moss - it is living off the nitrogen seeping out of the pots. It shouldn't hurt anything to be there, but If you are concerned, just scrape it off. If you can keep the sides of the pots in the dark, it will retard its growth.
Q:Having some trouble finding peat moss and vermiculite. thank you in advance! :)
Perlite is an amorphous volcanic glass that has a relatively high water content, typically formed by the hydration of obsidian. It occurs naturally and has the unusual property of greatly expanding when heated sufficiently. Vermiculite is a natural mineral that expands with the application of heat. The expansion process is called exfoliation and it is routinely accomplished in purpose-designed commercial furnaces. Vermiculite is formed by hydration of certain basaltic minerals. Large commercial vermiculite mines currently exist in South Africa, China, Brazil, the USA and several other countries.
Q:hellow I want to pack my walls floor and celing with somthing that is very dense and fireproof , I thought of vermiculite but there is a silicate danger , sand is too heavy rock wool silicate danger uld anyone suggest somthing I could pour or push in that is dense so the sound from my theater system will not leak out to the other parts of the house. Thanks big time . G. Singh
Sound travels through air - so having air gaps in your construction is not the best idea. First priority, then is to be sure there are no air gaps at junctions with the surrounding wall. Squirt acoustic mastic in wherever you can. It is normal to fit a double layer of plasterboard with the joints staggered away from the first layer, so perhaps you should think about doing that. make sure joints are well filled. One trick is to make the sound go through as many different materials as possible, and normally the heavier and denser the material the more successful (I wouldn't have much confidence in polystyrene). I would be tempted to remove the facing, get rid of the exp polystyrene and stuff it with an acoustic quilt (Knauf or similar). Replace the boards and add the second layer. If you don't want to undo work you have already done, you could add a second skin spaced slightly away from the first, if you can afford to lose the space: fill this with the acoustic quilt, pinned at the top and draped down the wall. Avoid attaching the new layer directly to the wall as this can transmit sound. Contact British Gypsum's website for more info. Bear in mind flanking transmission - make sure the gap above the ceiling, under the floor if it's timber and any non-solid wall to which you are connecting are similarly filled. The dry sand is 'pugging' and is generally used in horizontal situations, ie floors, it is a simple way of adding mass to the construction and filling air holes. You need to be sure the ceiling below can carry the weight, and nobody is likely to pierce the hole. Visions of the wall draining out like an hour glass when you hang a picture would deter me from trying this in your situation - as would the prospect of overloading the board fixings from inside. Don't expect miracles - this is a notoriously difficult thing to achieve, and make sure when you are assesing whether it is a success the rooms are furnished. carpeted either side.
Q:I live in TN the Muskie Dime trees are just now loosing their grapes, we just got some off the ground, and cut a thin branch off, now I need to know what to do to get them ready to plant.
I think you are talking about Muscadine grapes. You can root grape cuttings in vermiculite. Use a rooting hormone powder and keep the cuttings (about 6-8 long) in damp vermiculite in a cool place until they root. Plant out in soil next spring and wait about 4 years.
Q:Okay, so I bought this Chilean Rose two days ago, and the pet store she was at didn't have very nice conditions for her. I'm not sure when was the last time her tank was cleaned. Since I brought her home she hasn't moved much, and prefers to stay in a corner. Since peat/vermiculite substrate is not easy to find here, I just got some soil from the nearby park for her. Now that I've cleaned the tank, and changed the soil, I thought she'd be happier...but now she prefers to crawl on the walls of the tank. Is this normal behaviour? Is it because the new soil is too damp? Help.
Zoo Med: Eco Earth (the compact brick things you add water too). Zoo Med: Excavator Clay Burrowing Substrate T-Rex: Jungle Bed or Forest Bed I find these to be the best options.

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