Forest Orange Meta Aramid Fiber Yarn Fire Resistance Ne35/2

Forest Orange Meta Aramid Fiber Yarn Fire Resistance Ne35/2

1. Desiption:

A forest fire is unenclosed and freely spreading combustion that consumes the natural fuels of a forest—i.e., duff, grass,weeds, brush, and trees.

Forest fires occur in three principal forms, the distinctions depending essentially on their mode of spread and their position in relation to the ground surface.

Surface fires burn surface litter, other loose debris of the forest floor, and small vegetation; a surface fire may, and often does, burn taller vegetation and tree crowns as it progresses.

Crown fires advance through the tops of trees or shrubs more or less independently of the surface fire and are the fastest spreading of all forest fires.

2. Specifications:

3. Main uses of aramid yarn:

Fabrics woven with aramid flame retardant fibers have good dimensional stability and can be used for long periods at temperatures of 250 degrees Celsius with a thermal shrinkage of only 1%. Fiber softening temperature is 373 degrees Celsius, more than 400 degrees Celsius began to decompose, when the decomposition of cloth thickening, fiber expansion, cloth 900-1300 degrees Celsius insulation heat transfer without cracking.

4. Pictures: