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Heat resistant inorganic fibres

This includes inorganic materials such as mica, glass fibre and asbestos etc., impregnated or glued together with varnishes or compositions comprising ordinary organic substances for heat resistance such as oil-modified synthetic resins, bitumen, shellac and Bakelite. [Pg.221]

Fibres differ in many important respects. Some fibres in the list above are inorganic and heat resistant. Carbon is heat resistant in the absence of... [Pg.27]

Heat and fire resistant inorganic and ceramic fibres 261... [Pg.237]

Heat andfire resistance Being inorganic, glass fibre does not burn or support combustion. [Pg.283]

Each of these major fibre groups has been described elsewhere and so their major features only are presented below. The main groupings of these inherently heat and fire resistant fibres may be divided into the following, namely, the thermosets, the aramids and arimids, the polybenzazoles, the semicarbons and inorganics. Not only are the generic chemistries similar within each grouping, but their properties and potential application suitabilities are similar. [Pg.154]

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