Barylo O. Protection of textiles and paper from fire and biological deterioration with an impregnating composition

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0405U005017

Thesis Registration Form

0405U005017.pdf

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Specialization

  • 21.06.02 - Пожежна безпека

22-12-2005

Specialized Academic Board

СРК 26.720.01

Essay

The dissertation work is dedicated to solution of an actual scientific and technical problem lowering of fire danger of objects by introduction of hardly combustible materials made of textiles and paper using an impregnating composition based on carbamide phosphate and polyhexamethylenguanidine phosphate (“FSG-1”). Conditions of protection of textiles and paper from inflammation and biological deterioration have been revealed while using “FSG-1” impregnating composition. Boundary conditions for transformation of flammable textiles as well as paper into hardly combustible state by their treatment with a composition for protection from fire and biological deterioration "FSG-1" have been substantiated theoretically and approved experimentally.

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