Fire retardants are indispensable components of fire safety measures, playing a crucial role in preventing and minimizing the spread of fires. These specialized substances work through various mechanisms, such as cooling the fuel, forming protective barriers, and interrupting the combustion process. By reducing the flammability of materials and inhibiting the progression of fires, fire retardants effectively protect lives and property. While fire retardants are highly effective in fire prevention, it is important to consider their potential environmental and health concerns. Some fire retardants contain toxic substances that can pose risks to humans and wildlife. However, regulations and standards are in place to ensure the safety and compliance of fire retardant products.   Read More>

With the peak of the capacity to put, the basic chemical raw materials overcapacity trend is obvious, and the new energy industry's rapid development, for the development of new chemical materials to bring new opportunities, the relevant capacity in the past two years has increased rapidly.   Read More>

Flame retardants are the unsung heroes of fire safety, providing a crucial layer of protection in our everyday lives. These remarkable substances are designed to prevent fires from starting or to slow down their spread, giving us precious time to escape and reducing the risk of property damage. From electronics to building materials, furnishings to transportation, flame retardants play a vital role in ensuring our safety.   Read More>

Circular economy is a model of economic growth in line with the concept of sustainable development, China in the 1990s introduced the concept of circular economy, due to technical, economic and other multiple factors constraints, the current domestic and foreign circular economy development results are limited. These are fully embodied in the plastic cycle. As one of the important components of the circular economy, the recycling of plastic materials has a close relationship with petrochemical enterprises. Our government has long been focusing on controlling the pollution of plastic materials, and petrochemical enterprises can also do something to help plastic recycling.   Read More>

Flame retardants are a class of chemicals specifically designed to provide passive fire protection to polymers in specific fire risk situations. The fire protection provided by flame retardants can vary from flame retardation, slowing the growth of flame spread/heat release to reducing smoke and toxic gases. When properly selected and used, flame retardants can be used to implement a variety of safety measures. It is important to remember that each flame retardant solution must be customized for a specific polymer and specific testing. In other words, flame retardants are chemicals used in thermoplastics, thermosets, textiles and coatings to prevent or resist the spread of fire.   Read More>

With increasing demands for flame retardant safety and environmental friendliness, researchers continue to explore novel flame retardant solutions. In this paper, we will share some novel flame retardant research cases and provide experimental data to make it easier to understand the performance and application of these flame retardants.   Read More>

With the development of modern society, flame retardants are more and more widely used in various fields. However, the toxicity and environmental risks of flame retardants have also attracted attention. In this paper, we will introduce the toxicological evaluation and environmental risk control of flame retardants and explain their effects through experimental data.   Read More>

Research on the performance of flame retardants under high temperature environment has been an important topic in the field of fireproof materials. Under high temperature conditions, the performance of flame retardants will directly affect the fire safety performance of electronic devices. In this paper, we will introduce the research on the performance of flame retardants under high-temperature environment and verify its effect through experimental data.   Read More>