Obtaining Transparent Composites Based on Hybrid Silicate Hydrogels as Special Materials for Increasing the Fire Resistance of Glass Structures
Developing a new generation of transparent hydrogel firefighting mineral-polymeric materials is an urgent task. These composites are used to produce refractory glass structures, particularly double-glazed windows. These double-glazed windows are multilayer structures made of silicate glass sheets, with gaps filled by a transparent material that turns opaque under flame exposure, reducing heat load and maintaining structural integrity for a specified duration.