PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF FIRE-PROTECTIVE PLYWOOD UNDER HIGH TEMPERATURES
Abstract
In the given article the received results of researches of physical and mechanical properties of fire-retardant plywood for facing of wooden beams as means of fire protection are processed.
The regularities of the influence of flame retardant impregnation in 2-mm birch veneer on the fire-retardant properties of 10 mm and 20 mm thick plywood have been established. It is established that fire-retardant veneer treatment increases the density of the obtained plywood, which in turn changes the physical and chemical properties of plywood, and compression is reduced, which partially saves wood raw materials, as the required thickness of 10 mm is obtained due to fewer veneer sheets.
The processes of heat exchange and heat and mass transfer occurring in veneer, which depend on the parameters of these processes (temperature, time, amount of moisture) and thermophysical properties of veneer, which are determined by thermal conductivity, specific thermal, thermal conductivity, thermogradient mass diffusion.
In addition, plywood belongs to the material, the decay and combustion of which under appropriate conditions is carried out in the form of decay, due to the structural properties of veneer sheets and gluing systems, it should be emphasized that in terms of chemical process we have identified patterns of rheological properties and rheokinetic parameters filled with epoxy compositions of protective plywood. The results of fire tests show that the content of flame retardant, in accordance with the requirements for impregnation (120, 5 kg / m3) in the veneer, has a positive effect not only on fire resistance but also on the depth of charring for different time intervals.