Flame retarding and fire blocking carbonaceous fiber structures

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ABSTRACT:
Flame retarding and fire barrier structure comprising a blend of carbonaceous fibers and natural and/or synthetic polymeric fibers. The carbonaceous fibers are present in the blend in an amount of from 7.5 to 92.5 percent and have a carbon content of greater than 65 percent and a LOI value of greater than 40. The structure also contains carbonaceous particles or platelets.

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