Material makes a fire...Faster.

Material makes a fire...Faster.

Many times people died, not in flames.

But it's because of "smoke" and "poison gas."

Many people probably saw footage of the fire being shared in full social last night.

I'm not talking about the cause of the incident because I'm waiting for the results of the investigation from the relevant authorities.

But I want to take this opportunity to invite everyone to one of the things that many people overlook:

Soundproof material

Many people think...

Soundproof materials are only responsible for keeping the room quiet.

But in engineering, what to consider is not just sound.

But the behavior of materials when a fire occurs.

First, we have to understand

Acoustic and Soundproof are not the same word.

Acoustic is the control of sound quality within a room, reducing reverberation, reducing resonance, making speech or musical sounds clearer.

Soundproof is to prevent sound from passing in and out between rooms.

So many people misunderstand

Attached to the sound absorption material will be entirely sound-proof.

In fact, not always.

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There are many types of materials used in Acoustic work, e.g.

Acoustic Foam

Polyester Fiber

Glass Wool (Glass Fiber)

Rockwool (asbestos)

Melamine Foam

Acoustic Panel

But what is more important than sound is the response to fire.

Because each material is very different.

Some kind.

Non-combustible

Some kind.

Flame Retardant

But some kind.

It is flammable and can spread the fire if it is not designed or certified for building work.

More than that...

Some types of materials, while providing good silencing, when a fire occurs may release large amounts of smoke and toxic gases, which is a major cause of loss of life in many fires.

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So...

Time to choose materials for

Restaurant

Music Shop

Karaoke Room

Conference Room

Recording room

Home Theater

Don't just look at that.

"Keep the sound good?"

But should ask more

Pass the fire spread test?

Is the material non-flammable?

What standard certificate is there?

Because when there's an emergency,

The material selected today may be a life saver or a catalyst for the spread of the fire.

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Always remember

Engineers, architects don't choose materials...

Because beautiful

Didn't choose because it was cheap

But choose from the suitability and safety of building users.

Sorry to put your name in the picture.

Because some pages copied my picture and put another message in the picture, my intentions were distorted.