via Predator Intelligence Blog...this could be a fairly significant development if it works. It's not much of a jump from FR camouflage paint to something that could be applied as a mitigating base ...
A new fire-retardant paint, formulated by engineers at UNSW Sydney, has become the first to pass a stringent Australian standard test that simulates a bushfire attack. The paint, which is now on sale ...
Fire retardant paint, also called intumescent paint, is a passive form of fire protection that surprisingly few people are aware of but is increasingly being used in a variety of settings and in ...
SUMMERVILLE, SC (WCSC) - Two coats of it could potentially save your house from burning to the ground. Several fire resistant paints have hit the market, claiming to be the best precaution you can ...
Aerial fire retardant is an alphabet soup of chemicals, comprised mostly of water, ammonium phosphate fertilizers, colorants, corrosion inhibitors, thickeners, stabilizers and bactericides. Retardant ...
SAN ANTONIO - According to the CDC, in 2008 one person died as a result of fire every 158 minutes and one person was injured every 31 minutes. Fires are even more prevalent during the holidays, with ...
Professor Guan Yeoh and his team from UNSW's School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, have spent over five years developing the technology. (Photo: UNSW) (Supplied) Chemicals added to the ...
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The paint — named as Firolac — is different from many other paints, as it can withstand a temperature of up to 1000 degrees Celsius for about two hours, making it nearly unlikely to catch a fire. “In ...
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