Examples of using Basalt wool in English and their translations into Arabic
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As the insulation is best suited basalt wool.
Blocks(plates) basalt wool is very easy to work.
Basalt wool can be mounted on the glue and plaster.
Shacks on the kind of stone- the raw material for the production of basalt wool.
Basalt wool- the most popular among all porous insulation.
Heater it can be a foam glass, basalt wool or rigid grades of extruded polystyrene;
Very similar properties are mineral or fibrous insulation:glass wool, basalt wool.
It is not necessary to spend time and effort to search for basalt wool from the"hyped" European manufacturers.
Mineral basalt wool often used for heat and sound insulation works both on the ceiling and on the walls.
Has decided to insulate the gates of mineral wool, it is better to choose a basalt wool from known manufacturers.
A natural mineral basalt wool does not become a breeding ground for parasitic microflora, insects or rodents.
Insulating material that bestfit tightly pressed mats of mineral basalt wool(it is absolutely safe for the skin and respiratory system).
Basalt wool can have a foil layer, which, when properly installed will increase the Insulating effect by reflecting heat into space.
Rock Wool Panels are consist of top and bottom PPGI, Zinc, Aluminum sheet, with high density basalt wool as core insulation.
Mineral basalt wool ROCKWOOL- is not only an excellent thermal insulation, but also a very effective barrier against the spread of airborne and impact sound.
In addition, in order not to create bridges for the passage of sound, it is recommended between the wall and bars crates make laying of a thin sound-proofing material,such as felt or bands of basalt wool in 8 ÷ 10 mm thick.
Unlike other mineral fiber insulation, basalt wool does not express irritation of the skin and mucous membranes, and work with it is much safer and more convenient.
Basalt wool is extremely useful in laying- mats or plate it well keep their shape, are easy to cut, some of them can be fixed on the walls, if necessary, withhelp construction adhesive(this is very important for high-quality thermal insulation).
According to its insulating qualities of basalt wool ROCKWOOL successfully compete even with the most modern thermal insulation materials on an organic basis, but it has a whole range of advantages.
What is extremely important for living quarters- basalt wool refers to a group of non-flammable and does not support combustion materials and its heat resistance- the highest among all heaters produced in the form of panels, plates or mats.
The main customer is the shipbuilding industry- basalt wool showed themselves well, as a reliable thermal and sound insulation material to successfully deal with the typical ships high level of noise from the power plant, extremely high and low temperatures, all in high vibration environments.
Sheets of mineral wool or basalt.
The least harmful in the basalt rock wool.
Basalt(rock) wool- a material with virtually no drawbacks.
And speaking of its varieties, there has undeniable advantages wool based on basalt fiber.
Ideal applicant for this honorary role- basalt rock wool, which is equally suitable for indoor insulation brick, wood framing and baths.
One of the most popular insulating materials having a pronouncedthermal insulation properties and the most safe for human health, is a mineral wool based on basalt fibers.
If we compare the thermal insulation properties of basalt mineral wool, with the same quality of building materials, we can see that even a small layer of the thermal insulation it is capable enough to replace the thick wall of the most commonly used materials.
Resin Bonded loose wool is manufactured from a mixture of natural rocks(basalt and dolomite) melted at high temperature to form a molten matrix, which is then passed through an air stream that cools the material and forms long fibrous strands.
Granulated rockwool loose wool is manufactured from a mixture of natural rocks(basalt and dolomite) melted at high temperature to form a molten matrix, which is then passed through an air stream that cools the material and forms long fibrous strands.
