Marine Fire Proof Sandwich Board
Marine fire proof sandwich board is a fireproof material used for ship construction or decoration. It usually consists of two layers of metal plates sandwiched between fireproof materials, such as rock wool or fiberglass, to provide fire protection. This type of sandwich panel can effectively stop the spread of fire and protect the ship, its passengers and cargo from fire hazards. Marine fireproof sandwich panels usually comply with the relevant standards and regulations of the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Overview
Features
Compared with traditional materials, marine sandwich panel has the advantages of light weight, low density, fireproof, sound insulation, waterproof and so on.
Lightweight
Due to the sandwich panel core material using lightweight materials, such as honeycomb aluminum alloy, as well as the surface of high-performance ceramics, aluminum and other materials, so the sandwich panel compared to the traditional wood or steel floor boards are more lightweight, the weight can be reduced by about 60%.
Low Density
The density of the sandwich panel is also lower than the traditional floor, which means less weight and smaller volume, catering to the modern ship on the weight, space and other requirements, and can save energy for the ship under the premise of guaranteeing the performance of the ship.
Good Fire Performance
The core material of the sandwich panel usually adopts materials with good fireproof performance, such as rock wool and magnesium sand board, which can effectively improve the fireproof performance of the ship. In addition, the surface of the laminated floor plate has been specially treated to have better fire resistance.
Good Sound Insulation Performance
The core material of the sandwich panel can effectively isolate the sound, avoiding the interference of noise to the crew and passengers, further enhancing the comfort of the ship.
Waterproof Performance
The surface of the sandwich panel is made of materials with excellent waterproof performance, such as ceramics, aluminum plate, etc., which can effectively prevent leakage and other water hazards inside the ship.
