Mathematical Modeling of Fire-Proof Efficiency of Coatings Based on Silicate Composition

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The paper analyzes the scientific work on fire protection, fire resistance, mathematical modeling of fire-proof properties, mathematical planning of experiments. The factors determining the efficiency of fire-proof coating have been determined. The experimental technique for determining fire-proof efficiency as an output parameter was selected. A factor space was constructed, and an experimental plan was drawn up. Experimental studies of the fire-proof effect of the coating based on the xerogel of the gel-forming system at all points of the factor space were carried out. A regression equation was obtained that describes the effect of the qualitative and quantitative composition of the coating on its fire-proof efficiency.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1006)

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