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Thermal insulation boards from unused spinning waste of linen and cotton fibers and soft wood waste have increased combustibility, like all composites with plant filler without mineral binders. To increase the fire protection of composites with plant filler, the use of flame retardants is necessary. The introduction of the composition of mineral combustion inhibitors - sodium carbonate or aluminum trihydrate allowed to reduce the combustibility of the material. The degree of damage by weight during combustion in the “ceramic box” of material samples from unused waste from the production of cotton and linen fibers and wood chips decreased by 1.3 … 3.2 times depending on the type and proportion of flame retardant additives and the type of plant filler.

Use of Mineral Flame Retardants to Reduce the Combustibility of Thermal Insulating Board Composites from Plant Waste