Feasible Study of Fire-Resisting Wood Material in Habitability Design of Large Surface Vessels

Wen Bo Zhang; Feng Hu Wang; Bing Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.455-456.55

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Feasible Study of Fire-Resisting Wood Material in Habitability Design of Large Surface Vessels

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Wood because of its unique texture, color, smell has a good affinity with the people is to improve the living conditions of very rational ship materials, Can the wood material applied on a large surface ships, the key is fire prevention. This will be the leading domestic and foreign varieties of fire retardant wood elaborated, And proposed development and application of wood composite materials, to improve the habitability of large surface ship design and improve work efficiency and thus improve the ship crew the importance of fighting; The flame-retardant composite sheet material of biomass improved formulations, which can effectively achieve the fire retardant requirements of large surface ships, ultimately achieving the purpose of the application of the ship.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 455-456)

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January 2012

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Wen Bo Zhang, Feng Hu Wang, Bing Liu

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Bio-Based Composite Panel, Component, Fire Retardant for Wood, Habitability Design, Surface Ships, Wood Fire-Resisting Material

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