Research Progress In Fire Retardancy Of Building Foam MaterialsI. IntroductionFoam materials are predominantly used in the construction field as thermal insulation materials, helping buildings save energy and enhance living comfort. Examples include polyurethane foam and polystyrene foam. In additio   Read More>

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A thermal insulation material test report, read this article will be able to read inside the combustion performance indicators.   Read More>

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The application of flame retardant additives or treatments is essential to mitigate these risks. The continuous advancements in flame retardant technologies have paved the way for more effective and eco-friendly solutions, striking a balance between fire safety, sustainability, and performance.   Read More>

Organic insulation materials, characterized by their excellent insulation properties, are primarily composed of organic compounds, typically utilizing polymers such as polyurethane and polyimide. These materials are known for their low thermal conductivity, lightweight, and flexibility, effectively slowing down or preventing heat transfer, thereby achieving insulation.   Read More>

Testing and evaluation of flame retardant properties of foamed materials is critical to ensure product safety and compliance with industry standards. As technology continues to advance and safety requirements increase, test methods and evaluation criteria for flame retardancy properties continue to evolve. Manufacturers and researchers need to pay close attention to these changes to ensure that their products will meet future safety and environmental requirements.   Read More>

Foamed materials are widely used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications due to their lightweight, thermal insulation and cushioning properties. However, the flammability of foamed materials has raised significant safety concerns. The development and application of novel flame retardants have become critical to improving the safety of these materials.   Read More>