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Foam materials can be categorized in various ways depending on their properties and applications. One of the most common classifications is based on flexibility, which divides foams into three main types: flexible foam, rigid foam, and semi-rigid foam.
Flexible foam has a low elastic modulus, typically below 70 MPa, making it soft and easily deformable. This type is commonly used in comfort applications such as cushions, mattresses, and packaging. On the other hand, rigid foam has a high modulus, exceeding 700 MPa, and maintains its shape under pressure. It's often used for insulation and structural components. Semi-rigid foam falls between these two, with a modulus ranging from 70 to 700 MPa, offering a balance of support and flexibility. This type is frequently used in automotive and industrial applications.
Another way to classify foam is by density, which determines its weight and structural integrity. Low-density foam has a density greater than 400 kg/m³ and is typically used in applications requiring strength and durability. Medium-density foam ranges between 100 and 400 kg/m³, offering a good balance of lightness and performance. High-density foam, with a density below 100 kg/m³, is lightweight and ideal for insulation and cushioning.
Additionally, foams can be classified based on their cell structure. Open-cell foams have interconnected pores, allowing air or liquids to pass through. They are often used in applications where breathability and moisture absorption are important. Closed-cell foams, on the other hand, have sealed cells that prevent fluid penetration, making them more resistant to water and ideal for insulation and buoyancy applications.
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