Vermiculite Panel use for Wall furnace System 1

Vermiculite Panel use for Wall furnace System 2

Vermiculite Panel use for Wall furnace

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	firm and strong palleted packaging suitable for longtime sea shipping
Delivery Detail:	within 7-20days, urgent order can be sooner delivered

Specifications

vermiculite board:high temperature resistant,energy-saving and cost effective slabs for fireproof insulation purpose

Vermiculite board is a non-combustible board in which the unique cellular structure of vermiculite is maintained and controlled by a pre-treatment process. This gives excellent thermal insulation properties with dimensional stability at high temperatures. It is used extensively for the fire protection of structural steel elements in buildings to provide up to 240 minutes fire protection. It may also be used to protect sheet metal ducts and for the construction of smoke extract ducts.

Typical Vermiculite Board(VICUBO-800)

Specification			VICUBO(800)
Maximum service temperature			1100
Bulk Density,dry		KG/M3	800
Cold crushing strength		Mpa	2.2
Modulus of rupture		Mpa	1.8
Loss of ignition		%	6.61
Linear reheat shinkage
12h # 900 degree celsius		%	<2.55
Thermal conductivity
Mean temp.	@200	W/(mxK)	0.135
	@400	W/(mxK)	0.173
	@600	W/(mxK)	0.182
	@800	W/(mxK)	0.198
Standard size and thickness		Thickness	20,25,30,35,39,40,45,50mm
		Length and width
		2100x900mm & 1000x610mm
		Other sizes are available upon request
Chemical Analysis		SiO2: 53.39%
		Al2O3: 11.22%
		Fe2O3: 3.41%
		TiO2: 0.73%
		CaO:1.53%
		MgO: 13.98%
		K2O:4.05%
		Na2O: 6.90%

Q: I inherited this african violet from my boyfriend. It hasn‘t been watered in quite awhile and the soil is very dry. It had a lot of wilted leaves and I was going to just throw it away when I noticed new leaves growing up from the center. So I cut off the wilted and dry leaves and watered it yesterday til it was very damp. Now today it is dry again. Should I water it every day until it stops drying out so quickly? I don‘t want to over water it and drown it. It has been through enough!! Should I give it some AV food/fertilizer?: The 1 inch is quite a differences, especially on the G19s are perfect. Cold air intake, and a turbo are you best bet.

Q: what is the best vermiculite to use in my bearded dragon cage?: yes coconut fibre is, also vermiculite, perlite, sand, hydroton,rockwool

Q: I am putting together 2 elevated gardens for a nursing home. total square feet of soil needed 12 cubic ft. 1: having trouble with the math. how many quarts needed? how many pounds needed? products are marketed with either quarts or pounds. trying to convert via google not helpful. Would like the most organic setup possible. Been reading about fertilizer, compost, soil, other buzz words i do not understand. Want ideal, organic growing conditions.garden will be set up outside. would like to grow flowers and foods. nothing chosen, yet. am asking for specific recommendations such as ratios for compost, soil, which to put on top, bottom, etc. links to products, specifically amazon, GREATLY appreciated. Thank you.: An ideal mix is 1/3 compost, 1/3 peat moss and 1/3 vermiculite. As for the amount needed you refer to both square feet and cubic feet. Length x width x depth cubic feet. Ordering online is not the best idea - expensive. Shop your local big box stores. Most bagged products are labeled in cubic feet. If you can not get compost use an all purpose garden and vegetable mix. Combine the 3 ingredients well before adding to your boxes. Do wear a dust mask. Vermiculite is very light and you don't need to breathe that in. When planting allow for mature size. Don't over crowd your boxes. If you want to grow tomatoes and cucumbers do grow them vertically. Also select indeterminate tomatoes. When grown vertically they need only 1 square foot each. Determinate varieties need 9 square feet. The plant label should have that information. If not call your county agent for indeterminate variety recommendations for your region. Regarding the calculations. If a box is 3' x3' 9 square x 1' deep 9 cubic feet 3'x3' x 6 (.5) 4.5 cubic feet. Good luck

Q: I had a philodendron plant in my house. I decided to put it outside. The wind knocked it over. Some of the plants stem is bent and broken, so I cut it off. The ‘cutting‘ I salvaged has no roots, it‘s all in the soil. I placed the philodendron in water, hoping it will grow new roots. Is there anything else I should do? (I don‘t have a picture of it): One of the reasons for philodendrons' popularity is their ease of propagation. Cuttings taken from the growing tips root readily in potting soil, vermiculite or water. This method works well for vining forms that have pronounced growth nodes -- the bumpy areas where leaves or aerial roots grow. During a period when the plant is actively growing, take 6-inch cuttings from the tips of the plant. Remove leaves away from two or three nodes at the bottom of the cutting, leaving one or two leaves on the growing tip, and sink it into moist media or water. Roots should begin forming within 10 days to three weeks. Plants have individual habits that control their readiness to form new roots, but keeping them in a bright, but not sunny, window where temperature ranges are 70 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit during the daytime and 55 to 60 degrees at night provides optimum conditions for a fast start.

Q: I brought home a flf in a 5 pot about a month ago. It‘s in what I hope to be it‘s permanent spot and seems to be fine. I want to pot it up to a 6 pot.What type of packaged soil should I use?Any additional tips are very welcome.: Just use any good potting soil. It should be fast draining, so you might want to add some vermiculite to lighten up the mix. This plant is a good candidate for self-watering pots, as they like to be kept moist but not soggy. They like bright light and humid conditions - difficult to replicate in the average home - so you can mist it with warm water in a spray bottle. Turn it regularly so it will grow evenly and not reach towards the light.

Q: Are there buyers for this: Vermiculite is perhaps one of the few natural insulators there is. It is mined and comes out flaky like fish scales. It is heated and expands. Any blown insulation you use either does not fill all the way or eventually settles. Vermiculite is no exception. But short of tearing out all of your walls, it would be your best bet.

Q: I just bought m First House and I have a Possible asbestos vermiculite in the attic, I was going to try and have it removed but was told the price was 8-10K to do it, So I thought about encapsulating it with spray in foam insulation. Would this be a good idea or should I have it removed and then spray in foam. It just a idea at this point on a very tight budget.: I think blown in insulation is your best and safest bet.

Q: I'm in possession of Japanese mini cakes/pastries that are filled with some kind of seed/bean paste.The clear plastic wrapper has a smaller white packet affixed to the inside, and once I open the outer wrapper, this white packet immediately begins heating itself.It doesn't get too hot, just a few degrees above body temperature, I'd say.Does anyone know what this is, what activates it, and what its purpose might be?The writing on the wrapper is all Japanese except for the words quot;Seiyo Kyujitsuquot; and quot;Hakata Torimon.quot;: Put enough water in the container to make the vermiculite wet and and the squeeze out the excess water . That is what I do . I do the same for all my incubation boxes

Q: How do you grow psilocybe mushrooms?: I personally use perlite for my boxes

Q: There is 2 of them in there. One male one female.thanks!: The reason it flattened was because it wasn't humid enough, or its because it was a slug (bad egg). What you should do very soon, is buy or make a humid hide, put some moistened peat moss and vermiculite in the hide and put the hide in the enclosure. That way the leo can lay eggs in it. Also keep you eye on it and check the enclosure hourly for the next day or two, it should lay another. If you want to incubate them, get a tupperware bowl and fill it with moist vermiculite, after the leo lays another egg press your thumb down into the vermiculite and lay the egg down in the place where you put your thimb. DO NOT ROTATE OR MOVE THE EGG IN ANY WAY, gently lift the egg out being sure not to rotate or tilt the egg in any way or it won't hatch. Keep the eggs at a constant temperature between 78 and 88. If you want females keep the eggs between 78 and 84, or if you want all males keep them between 85 and 88. If you want a mix incubate them at 84 or 85. It takes about 3 months for them to hatch.

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