vulkanisaatiokuitu
vulkanisaatiokuitu is a type of insulation fiber produced by chemical treatment of cellulose material, typically derived from wood pulp or other plant sources. The process, known as vulcanization, involves adding sulfur or other crosslinking agents to the cellulose fibers and then heating them under controlled conditions. This treatment induces crosslinks between the polymer chains, creating a material that is more thermally stable and less flammable than untreated cellulose.
The resulting fibers exhibit several properties that make them well suited for high-temperature applications. They have
Industries that commonly use these fibers include power generation, where they are employed as insulation blankets
Compared to mineral wool, vulkanisaatiokuitu offers the advantage of lower density and greater ease of installation.
Overall, vulkanisaatiokuitu represents a specialized insulating material that balances thermal resistance, mechanical strength, and dimensional stability,