$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory System 1$
$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory System 2$
$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory System 3$

$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory$

$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory System 1$

$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory System 2$

$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory System 3$

Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory

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Supply Capability:: 100 m.t./month

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Quick Details Ceramic Fiber Blanket(alumina blanket)

Grade:	HP (High Pure)	Application:	Refractory	Thickness:	10-50mm
Width:	610,1220mm	Length:	3600,7200,14400mm	Chemical Composition:	Al2O3
Ultimate Strength (≥ MPa):	0.08-0.12	Working Temperature:	1260,1260C	Fiber Diameter:	3-4.5micron
Shrinkage (1800 ℉, 3h):	-3	Thermal Conductivity:	0.22	Density (kg/m³ ):	128
Model Number:	7200x610x25mm	Brand Name:		Place of Origin:	(Mainland)
color:	white

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	bags
Delivery Detail:	within 10 days

Specifications

ceramic fiber blanket
1)Low thermal conductivity
2)Excellent insulating effect
3)Good chemical stability

Brief description

1.low thermal conductivity

2.excellent thermal stability

3.good tensile strength

4.excellent sound absorption

Main Technical Property Indexes

ceramic fiber blanke Type		Common	Standard	High Purity	High Aluminium	Zirconia
Maximum temperature (°C)		1100	1260	1260	1360	1430
Working Temperature (°C)		< 1000	1050	1100	1200	1350
Color		white	pure white	pure white	pure white	pure white
Density (kg/m3)		96/ 128	96/ 128	96/ 128	128 /160	128 /160
Shrinkage on heating (%) (24 hours,density as 128kg/m3)128 kg/m3		-4 (1000°C)	-3 (1000°C)	-3 (1100°C)	-3 (1250°C)	-3 (1350°C)
Thermal conductivity by different temperature (w/m.k) (density as 128kg/m3)128 kg/m3,		0.09(400°C) 0.176(800°C)	0.09(400°C) 0.176(800°C) 0.22(1000°C)	0.09(400°C) 0.16(800°C) 0.22(1000°C)	0.12(600°C) 0.22(1000°C)	0.176(800°C) 0.22(1000°C)
Tensile strength (MPa) (density as 128kg/m3)		0.04	0.04	0.04	0.04	0.04
Chemical composition (%)	AL2O3	≥44	46	47-49	52-55	39-40
	AL2O3+SIO2	96	97	99	99	-
	AL2O3+SIO2+ZrO2	-	-	-	-	99
	ZrO2	-	-	-	-	15-17
	Fe2O3	<1.2	<1.0	<0.2	<0.2	<0.2
	Na2O+K2O	≤0.5	≤0.5	≤0.2	≤0.2	≤0.2
Size (mm)		Length: 14640/7200/3600 Width: 1220/610 Thicknes: 10-50

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Q: I have a copy of my lab results regarding my Lipid Profile:My HDL, the good cholesterol, was only 43 out of a normal range is 30-90 mg/dLWhat dietary changes can I make to INCREASE the HDL? I have included 1 tsp of uncooked olive oil on my dinner each day.Side note:The LDL, the small, bad, sticky cholesterol molecules, were 128 out of a normal range of 75-100 mg/dLToo high i knowI have an effective low cholesterol low sodium diet that I am on now.: 43 isn't too badThat's average HDL and does not increase your riskBelow are some ways to raise HDL Aerobic exercise[18] Weight loss Smoking cessation Removing trans fatty acids from the diet One drink of alcohol a day or less yields higher HDL-C levels, more so in women than menHDL transports cholesterol to the liver and cholesterol is known to have a protective effect on the cell membraneIt is likely that this reflects the liver's need for more cholesterol to protect itself from the alcohol.[19] Adding soluble fiber to diet Using supplements such as omega 3 fish oil[20] Limiting intake of saturated fats Also, Fibrate drugs such as Lopid and Tricor and Niacin Over 60 HDL is cardioprotectiveSo, good luck and try the no pharmacological ways firstIn fact, I wouldn't take medication to raise my HDL when it's normalMedications have side effectsLife modifications are usually harmless and will help with more than raising your cholesterol.

Q: Hi, I was shopping for a new knitting project last week, and I found a pattern that I liked, but it called for lace weight yarn, which the store I was in did not haveThe owner suggested I could use sock weight yarn instead, so I went ahead and picked out some beautiful yarn, came home and knitted a swatch, my gauge was correct on the recommended needle sizeThough now that I have thought about it a bit, is this going to work? I trusted the store owner, she has 25 years of experience and gives classes, but now that I have thought about it, I don't think that you are supposed to change yarn weightsHelp!: The store owner won't lead you wrongShe knows the effort put into knitting a piece and she wants to make sure you are a happy customer who will return again and againIf your gauge is correct it should be okDepending on the size of your swatch you might want to knit a larger swatch to make sure the yarn drapes similarly to the yarn originally called for in the patternMost of the time I too can't find the yarn called for in a pattern or decide it is too expensive and substitute a similar yarn with good results as long as the fiber is similar to what is recommended in the patternWool blends and acrylic will respond in a similar way but substituting cotton for wool will not respond the same way.

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Q: i have a 1200 sq ft home with a heat pumpMy electric bill runs around $150 a monthi live in the southeast so it rarely gets below 20 degrees FarenheitIm comfortable with keeping the thermostat on 60 and covering up with blankets at night, but i need to keep my 6 month old daughter's room warmI was thinking about just putting a small heater in her room to save money but i'm not sure how much energy those heaters use on averageJust wanting to know if this is a good idea and maybe get some other money/energy saving tipsThanks!: Ceramic Tower Heater- $55 at WalmartOr an infrared for about $30-AmazoncomA little heater with an automatic shut off at set temperatures work wellIf you leave it on all the time, your electric bill will be high.60 is pretty low for a house too cold for a 6moold, so get the auto-shut-off heater for the roomIt'll pay for itself with less doctor visits Use more blankets with cotton in them over existing blankets- they hold in more heatCheck you windows doors to make sure all the seals are tight-caulk is cheap Dress in layers- even insideTake bath instead of shower- you don't have to fill it up all the way, but the steam will help heat the houseSame thing with the ovenIf you make a casserole or a cake, open the door slightly to the oven let the heat come out into the houseCheck trees around your homeAre any blocking east or southwest sun from coming in the windows? At night, use thermal lined drapes to keep heat inTrees are great for cooling in summer but you want the sun to do it's job in the winter.

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Q: How to get hair like hers?: i honestly find nothing wrong with straightening your hair every now and thenit gives you a very nice sleek looki straighten my hair everyday and it is definitely not dried out at allit really depends on the temperature of your straightener, how hot it is can affect the result of your hair after a whilebut you can apply heat protectant products to your hair to prevent excessive heat damageyou can also use conditioner to your hair to help with the dryness and damage.

Q: Im a first timer user and Ive read/heard that you should change your tampon from 4-6 hoursin some cases even 8hrs.SO my question is, lets say you put a fresh one in, in the morningOn average, how many do you go through a day if you have a regular flow?And also, what about night time??: Hot dogs and hamburgers.

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