Fireproof Partition Wall Case Study: Jiangsu Times New Energy
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2025-09-24 18:00
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This episode introduces a case study showcasing how Taiwan Rong Silicate Fireproof Boards are applied in fire-resistant partition walls inside steel-structure factory buildings—specifically at Jiangsu Times New Energy Company. You might not recognize the name, but if we mention that it’s the Changzhou Liyang plant established by CATL (Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd.), you’d probably suddenly realize: "Oh, that’s the one!" Yes, we’re talking about the renowned "King of New Energy Batteries"—though whether it truly deserves the title is debatable, its stock price certainly isn’t. As a "Lighthouse Factory" certified by the World Economic Forum, this facility represents the pinnacle of global smart manufacturing and digitalization in industrial settings. As of September this year, China boasts a total of 85 Lighthouse Factories, accounting for over 40% of the world’s total—a truly impressive achievement, wouldn’t you agree? In fact, many people may not realize that Taiwan Rong Silicate Fireproof Boards have long been extensively used in some of China’s most advanced, large-scale factories across various industries. For instance, they can be found in electronics giants like Visionox, Tianma Microelectronics, and Huazhao Xing; semiconductor leaders such as SMIC and TSMC; new-energy powerhouses including AVIC Lithium Battery and CATL; photovoltaic pioneers like LONGi Green Energy and JA Solar; and home-appliance titans like Midea and Gree Electric Appliances. In these cutting-edge factories, firewalls made from Taiwan Rong’s 3-hour and 4-hour fireproof solutions are commonly employed to divide steel-structure spaces into safe, fire-resistant zones. More often than not, though, these firewalls remain quietly in the background—playing their role as a passive safety measure while silently standing guard, protecting everyone around them. And as always, shouldn’t we take a moment to introduce what exactly a fire-resistant partition wall is?
Calcium silicate board, a new type of inorganic panel, boasts excellent fire-resistant performance. From this material has emerged the specialized silicate board—designed specifically for fire-rated partition walls and fire protection in ductwork—often compared to the legendary Golden Gourd Boy. Built upon the foundation of standard calcium silicate boards, it employs even more refined materials, naturally elevating its superior capabilities even further.
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