The cellulose fiber (paper) is a valuable raw material, and fits well as a thermal insulator to the structure of its pores can lock up large amounts of 'air, reducing heat loss. Originally
wood has a structure with parallel fibers, which is amended during the processing of paper, the fibers are oriented in all directions, creating a greater porosity and achieve a good insulating properties.
The cellulose fiber is breathable and hygroscopic, absorbing moisture from the environment and then transfer it successivamenteha good behavior and sound-absorbing, non-toxic and does not cause reactions in contact with skin.
It 's a very suitable material from the ecological point of view, since the raw material is recycled newsprint and energy expenditure to produce is reduced.
The newspapers are sorted, shredded and mixed with 15% of salts of boron, treatment pesticide and fireproofing, as a result of mixing are obtained flakes, which are trapped within the tiny air cells, responsible for resistance to the passage of heat. These can be prepared in the form of granules (diameter 4 mm) with no added pressure forming binders. Panels are also adding to the cellulose fiber 5-10% synthetic polyester fiber that acts as a support and makes the panel flexible, compact and easy to work.
To obtain an efficient sound absorption are only one or two centimeters.
fiber cellulose flakes is applied by trained personnel using the system directly Blow on site, with no additives and isolation by creating a continuous, seamless and without waste.
Find application in cavity walls of brick and wood structure with a thickness of not less than 10 cm or with poor insulation or deteriorated in cavities of ceilings and roofs with wooden frame, interior walls, ceilings, attics not feasible.
The cellulose fiber in grains is used for thermal and acoustic insulation of floors.
The jet dry slope compensation allows you to incorporate and drainage systems;
The cellulose fiber panels can be applied in cavities of timber structures, internal coats, outer coats ventilated, ventilated roofs, interior walls, ceilings, floors and subfloors.
The cellulose fiber is being considered to be a biocompatible non-toxic and is considered environmentally friendly because it comes from natural materials. The cellulose fiber in flakes and granules is reusable and recyclable and the recycling of the panels is problematic because it must take into account the presence of synthetic fiber polyester. Treatment with boron salts does not make the cellulose fiber suitable for composting as there are leaching into the ground.
Cellulose does not give reactions to skin contact, no concentration of toxic substances, absorption capacity, humidity control, odorless, electrically non-electrostatic and reagent-free fibrous dust toxic.
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