The difference between vitrified microbead insulation mortar and inorganic insulation mortar

We often hear about vitrified microbead thermal insulation mortar, inorganic thermal insulation mortar, inorganic vitrified microbead thermal insulation mortar, etc. What are the differences and connections between these insulation materials? Let’s discuss this issue below A brief introduction.

What is vitrified microbead thermal insulation mortar
Vitrified microbead thermal insulation mortar is made by mixing vitrified microbeads as lightweight aggregate and vitrified microbead thermal insulation rubber powder according to a certain ratio. A new type of inorganic thermal insulation mortar material that is uniformly mixed and used for internal and external thermal insulation of exterior walls.

What is inorganic thermal insulation mortar
Inorganic thermal insulation mortar is made of inorganic lightweight thermal insulation particles as aggregate and inorganic thermal insulation rubber powder, which are evenly mixed in a certain proportion and used for exterior walls. A new type of inorganic thermal insulation mortar material for internal and external insulation.

Types of inorganic thermal insulation mortars
At present, inorganic thermal insulation mortars are mainly vitrified microbead thermal insulation mortar and expanded perlite thermal insulation mortar. The difference between the two is that expanded perlite has large particles and open openings. , high water absorption, thermal conductivity is greater than vitrified microspheres, and the thermal conductivity is irreversible after water absorption. Vitrified microbeads have small particles, closed mouths, and low water absorption.

Summary
From the above we can conclude that vitrified microsphere thermal insulation mortar is a kind of inorganic thermal insulation mortar. In inorganic thermal insulation mortar, due to the large material particles of expanded perlite, Open, with high water absorption, large thermal conductivity, and poor thermal insulation performance, it is gradually replaced by vitrified microspheres. So now basically what we call inorganic thermal insulation mortar refers to vitrified microsphere thermal insulation mortar. </p