Core Viewpoint - The TOMYA silicon-based nanostructured material developed by Zhengzhou An Water-based Polymer Materials Co., Ltd. has achieved breakthroughs in the fields of new energy power batteries and energy storage, addressing industry pain points related to fire and explosion risks due to thermal runaway and thermal diffusion [1][2] Group 1: Material Characteristics - The TOMYA material features strong thermal insulation and fire resistance, capable of withstanding temperatures exceeding 1300℃ and effectively preventing thermal propagation [2] - The material is composed of nanostructured silicon-based and inorganic materials, providing properties such as thermal insulation, high-temperature resistance (A1 fire rating), waterproofing, corrosion resistance, and lightweight characteristics [1] - Testing by TÜV Rheinland according to ANSI/UL263-2022 showed that the new nanostructured material can provide fire insulation for over 3.5 hours [1] Group 2: Industry Applications - The TOMYA silicon-based nanostructured material addresses the industry's challenge of balancing lightweight design with high safety standards, meeting the demands of various sectors including new energy vehicles, power batteries, energy storage, military special equipment, aerospace, nuclear industry, oil pipelines, energy-efficient buildings, and power networks [2] - The material has already been applied in the power battery and energy storage sectors across several provinces including Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Henan, Shandong, and Fujian [2] Group 3: Regulatory Context - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has issued stringent safety requirements for electric vehicle batteries and energy storage systems, mandating that batteries must not catch fire or explode after thermal runaway due to internal short circuits [2]