Research on the Application of New Composite Flame Retardant Materials in Safety Protection of Chemical Engineering
DOI: 10.23977/jmpd.2026.100111 | Downloads: 0 | Views: 69
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Qi Li 1
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1 CGN (Anhui) New Energy Investment Co., Ltd., Hefei, Anhui, China
Corresponding Author
Qi LiABSTRACT
Chemical engineering production processes are characterized by high temperature and high pressure conditions, flammable and explosive media, and continuous operational procedures. Fire and explosion hazards have long served as the core risks restricting the safe production of the chemical industry. Conventional flame retardant materials suffer from low flame retardancy efficiency, inadequate weather resistance, and poor compatibility with chemical equipment, which fail to meet the safety protection requirements of complex working conditions in modern chemical engineering. Taking new composite flame retardant materials as the core research object, this paper systematically sorts out the application status of such materials in the field of chemical safety protection, and deeply analyzes practical problems existing in material research and development, engineering adaptation, field application and operation and maintenance. Targeted optimization and improvement strategies are proposed in accordance with the operational characteristics of chemical production and relevant safety specifications. The research findings can effectively enhance the stability and reliability of the flame retardant protection system for chemical engineering, and provide theoretical support and practical references for fire risk prevention and control and the upgrading of safety production systems in the chemical industry.
KEYWORDS
Composite flame retardant materials; Chemical engineering; Safety protection; Fire prevention and control; Material optimizationCITE THIS PAPER
Qi Li. Research on the Application of New Composite Flame Retardant Materials in Safety Protection of Chemical Engineering. Journal of Materials, Processing and Design (2026). Vol. 10, No.1, 83-89. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/jmpd.2026.100111.
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