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

$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory$

$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory System 1$

$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory System 2$

$Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory System 3$

Alumina Ceramic Fiber Blanket Refractory

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Min Order Qty:: 10 m.t.

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

Q: I'm trying to find the yarn name quot;Comfy Bulkyquot; by brand KnitPicksI went to the website and I don't even know how to buy from thereIs there any place I can buy this yarnOr something very similar to this yarn?: Talk to someone who is more entertaining than my good self on MSNIf that fails, use MS Paint to draw yourself a new friend, print them out and then have a tea party for two:D

Q: A synthetic sleeping bag is required for trekking to Costa Rica because of the high humidityso I was toldThe sleeping bag I have at the moment has mono fiberIs that synthetic?: i would say puppy chow

Q: Just seems like high fiber is always the thing to do, but I'm sure there are exceptions.Thanks in advance!: I'm sorry they are going to die because you told me i was going to dieYour dogs are going to get squades and eventually diewell they won't be able to breath in the elevator and then they'll get too hot to move and then get squades but yes they will DIE! I'm a year younger than you i know that!!

Q: small mealsWhat would be good breakfast, lunch, and dinner? I already have a snackLow calories tooI'll be drinking a lot of water and exercising too.: Salt causes bloating and butter is elevated in calories, so flavor pasta, a pot of soup, meat, and stews with fresh herbs, garlic, and onions as an alternative.

Q: what is artificial silk,its sources and procsess to make yarn?: Paper can'tOnce on Thanksgiving my mom used what I think was some kind of aluminum pan for the turkeyI was in the showerThen I'm getting yelled at to get out of the shower, because that pan broke open and made a bunch of flames because of all the juices and oilsNothing bad happened, but something bad could've happenedShe called the fire department too, so I had to run out of the shower and change really quick or else they'd see me in a wet towel :P

Q: Do soy products and high fiber foods cause gas?: As with most things in life, different babies react to different foods There is no reason to think that high fiber foods would cause gas in your baby, the fiber doesn't get into the milkBeyond that, it may take some investigation and patience to determine what, if anything your baby is reacting toSoy IS allergenic, so it could be the culpritOr baby might be allergic to eggs or dairy, or citrus, or high acid foods in general You could either try keeping a food diary to see if you can pinpoint the problem food(s), or you could go on an elimination diet (where you cut out all but a few very low allergy foods, then, once baby is feeling better, add foods back in one at a timeYou would probably want to talk with an allergist before trying this Do realize that not all fussiness in babies is due to food intolerancesSome babies are just gassySome babies are fussySome have colicSome don't get enough sleep so are crankyIt's possible that he is teething, or not getting quite enough milk Lots of possibilities here, so you willneed to decide how you want to approach the problemIf it were me I'd probably start by cutting out the most common allergins for a week or so (dairy, eggs, soy), and see if baby does betterIf there's no difference, consider your options and go from there.

Q: bills down? How has it come out?: I personally manage eight apartments and renovate old and condemned property for resaleI have experience blowing insulation in walls and attic floorsI can tell you that it is not a very difficult job to do when you have the proper equipment such as the appropriate sized whole cutter, well-maintained insulation blower and ladders Blown-in insulation fills spaces much more effectively than roll-in insulationBy filling space under the attic floor, you are providing the house with a 'blanket' that keeps living areas warmIf you choose to insulate between the roof and the attic ceiling, just remember to not fill the space completelyThere must be some air to keep the roof from 'baking' during summer monthsAnd only do so if you plan to 'finish' the attic to make it into additional living spaceIn which case, you will need either additional heating ducts run to the attic or an additional heating source because the floor, if it is insulated, would prevent heat from the rest of the house from heating the atticAs far as keeping heating bills down, insulation is the clothing of the houseIf you plan to go outside in the bitter cold, would you perfer to have shorts and a t-shirt or layers of loose-fitting clothing? Obviously the second choice is bestSo, when insulating a living space, the thicker the layers, the better Furthermore, would you rather go out with your jacket zipper down or up? Any opening in the jacket will reduce the effectiveness of the jacket in keeping you warmBlown-in insulation fills wall cavities very effectively, leaving few cracks through which cold air can passThis is especially the case in older homes where wall cavity thickness varies We insulated the house I live in now a few years ago and installed a higher efficiency furnaceI can say that the very next winter, heating bills reduced by approximately 60%! It was very much well worth the investment of our time and resources.

Q: I'm guessing cotton? I'm thinking something that can stand up the heat of a quot;just out of the ovenquot; potI find alot of people use knitted/crocheted dishrags not only as trivets, but also for handling hot items from the oven or stoveWhat fiber is best to avoid the person burning themselves? Again, I'm guessing cotton?: Scrub your potato, dry, and prick with a forkLightly rub it with oil, season with coarse salt, and pop into a 400 degree oven for about 1 hour.

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