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Rock wool boards offer excellent thermal insulation and, compared to EPS foam, they also have excellent fire-resistant properties. They are particularly suitable for insulation in buildings and industrial equipment, pipelines, containers, and various kilns. Building insulation, which involves preventing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, is the largest application field for rock wool.

Rockwool boards are widely recognized as a new type of thermal insulation, fire-retardant, and sound-absorbing material in the world today. But why do rockwool boards possess these properties? The reason lies in their low content of organic compounds. As thermal insulation, fire-retardant, and sound-absorbing materials, the content of organic compounds should be minimal. What exactly are organic compounds, and why do they have such effects?

Organic compounds, also known as organic matter, are primarily composed of oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon elements. Generally, except for a few exceptions, organic compounds are combustible. They also have poor thermal stability and are prone to decomposition when heated. The melting points of organic matter are relatively low, usually not exceeding 200°C. It is clear from this that the content of organic matter is crucial for the performance of rock wool boards. So, what should be the standard content of organic matter in rock wool boards? The standard content of organic matter in rock wool boards, as determined by professional testing equipment, is 2.9%, meaning that 100 kg of rock wool board contains 2.9 kg of organic matter. Rock wool boards use hydrophobic materials, which do not increase the thermal conductivity due to moisture absorption and prevent water leakage in walls. Fire-resistant,Flame RetardantWithstanding high temperatures. Features excellent thermal insulation. Rock wool tube shells are mainly used for pipe insulation and thermal insulation. Dry method pipes can be used at temperatures not exceeding 600°C, while wet method pipes using rock wool composite panels can be used at temperatures not exceeding 400°C.

Then, the remaining part of the mineral wool board consists of inorganic compounds, which typically do not contain carbon elements, have smaller molecules, and are usually non-combustible. Due to the properties of inorganic materials, mineral wool boards are capable of being thermal insulation, fire-resistant, and sound-absorbing materials.