Ceramic Fiber Blanket CE certification thermal insulation ultra-thin

Ceramic Fiber Blanket CE certification thermal insulation ultra-thin System 1

Ceramic Fiber Blanket CE certification thermal insulation ultra-thin

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CE certification thermal insulation ultra-thin Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Grade:	HP (High Pure),1260 high-purity cramic fiber blanket	Application:	Liners Of Industrial Furnace	Thickness:	6-50mm
Width:	100-1220mm	Length:	21840/14640/7320/4800/3600mm	Chemical Composition:	AL2O3 52-55% AL2O3+SiO2 99%
Ultimate Strength (≥ MPa):	0.5Mpa	Working Temperature:	0.12 (800℃) 0.20 (1000℃)	Fiber Diameter:	3-5um
Shrinkage (1800 ℉, 3h):	-3%	Density (kg/m³ ):	128	Model Number:	ultra-thin ceramic fiber blanket
Brand Name:		Place of Origin:	(Mainland)	color:	pure white
samples free:	yes	manufacture or not:	yes	working temparature:	950℃.1050℃.1100℃.1200℃.1350℃
type:	1050COM,1260STD.1260HP.1400HA.1450HZ

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	plastic bag inside and carton or woven bag outside
Delivery Detail:	15 days

Specifications

1.ultra-thin ceramic fiber blanket
1the ultra-thin 6mm
2 .Energy saving
3 Long service life

Product Description

Cramic Fiber Blanket is a new type of fire-resistant insulation

material ,which can resist corrosion and restore to original thermal and physical properties after drying.It characterise white,tidy, refractory ,heat separation ,thermal insulation function containing no any binding agent and maintaining excellent tensile strength,toughness,fibrous structure when used in a neutral,oxidized atmosphere.

Brief Introduction

Item	ultra-thin ceramic fiber blanket
Specifications	Density: 64-160kg/m³ ( Regular: 96kg/m³,128kg/m³,160kg/m³ )
	Width: 100-1220mm
	Thickness: 6, 13, 19, 25, 38 and 50mm
	Regular size:21840x610x6mm, 14640x610x12.5mm, 7320x610x25mm, 4800x610x38mm, 3600x610x50mm 1/4''x24''x860'', 1/2''x24''x600'', 1''x24''x300'', 1-1/2''x190, 2''x24''x140''
Types	1050 COM Ceramic Fiber blanket
	1260 STD Ceramic Fiber Blanket
	1260 HP Ceramic Fiber Blanket
	1400 H-ALU Ceramic Fiber blanket
	1450 Zirconium Ceramic Fiber Blanket
Classification Temperature	1050°C,1260°C ,1400°C, 1450°C
Characteristic	Excellent chemical stability
	Excellent thermal stability
	Excellent tensile strength
	Low thermal conductivity
	Low heat capacity
	Excellent insulation properties;
	Good sound insulation
Application	Industrial furnace wall lining;
	Back lining material;
	Furnace masonry expansion joints, door, roof heat insulation seal;
	High temperature pipe insulation material;
	Module / folded module processing material;
	Fireproof coating.
Certification	ISO, CE,REACH,MSDS can be provided
The third party inspection	BV, TUV, SGS
Packing:	plastic bags inside and carton or woven bag outside
Delivery Time	Within 15 days after received the deposit.

Technical data

types(℃)		1050Ceramic fiber blanket 1050COM	1260standard Ceramic fiber blanket 1260STD	1260high-purity ceramic fiber blanket 1260HP	1400high- Aluminum ceramic fiber blanket 1400HA	1450high- zirconium ceramic fiber blanket 1450HZ
Operation temperature (℃)		950℃(1742.F)	1050℃(1922.F)	1100℃(2012.F)	1200℃(2192.F)	1350℃(2462.F)
Density (kg/m3)		64-120
Permanent change on heating (% 24h)		≤-3	≤-3	≤-3	≤-3	≤-3
Theoretic heat conductive co-efficient		0.15 (600℃) 0.22 (800℃)	0.12 (600℃) 0.20 (800℃)	0.12 (600℃) 0.20 (800℃	0.12 (600℃) 0.20 (800℃)	0.16 (800√) 0.20 (1000℃)
Tensile strength (Mpa 25mm)		≥0.04	≥0.05	≥0.05	≥0.04	≥0.06
Chemical composition (%)	AL2O3	44	45-46	47-49	52-55	39-40
	AL2O3+SiO2	≥96	≥98	≥99	≥99	-
	Zro2	-	-	-	-	15-17
	AL2O3+SiO2+Zro2	-	-	-		≥99
	Fe2O3	≤10.	≤0.8	≤0.2	≤0.2	≤0.2
	Na2O+k2O	≤0.4	≤0.3	≤0.2	≤0.2	≤0.2
	CaO+MgO	≤0.3	≤0.2	≤0.2	≤00.2	≤0.2

Size of ceramic fiber blanket

Thickness	Density (kg/m3)				Length	Width
mm	64	96	128	160	mm	mm
6	-	-	0	0	14640	610
13	-	0	√	0	14640
19	-	√	√	0	9760
25	0	√	√	√	7320
38	0	√	√	√	4880
50	0	√	√	-	3660
Note:0 and 1220mm width can be customized according to customer √ for conventional products

Q: I have lost 100 pounds according to my doctor since yule season 2006 (9 months) I seem to be having a problem now with my body temperatureAs it gets cooler outside, I am having a problem with being too coldNot just having a chill but my core body temp seems to be lowerLast night my hubby came home from work and found me shivering in our bed and he said my lips were blueHe made me hot tea and this morning bought an electric blanket for meI have lots of covers on our bed and put on lots of clothes as wellHubby turned on our furnice even though it is a month before we usually have to for meHe says it is so warm in here that he is uncomfortable but he wants me to keep it to my comfort levelThe Doctor this morning says my body just has to refigure my body temp without the 100 poundsHas anyone else dealt with this problem???? How long does it take to go away???? No one should be this cold!!! I am not sick or having any infectionsThe doc says I am healthy!: My dear friend in the Goddess and in weight loss, I lost 37 pounds last year, as of about October of 2006The ensuing winter of 2006-2007 must have been one of the mildest, temperature wise, around here in Oakland, but I swear, I froze my buns off! Every day I was a a human popcycle, shivering under layers of sweaters and stuff I definitely attribute it to losing my winter layer of fatIt only makes sense, since your body was getting insulation from the fat and now its goneIt was an unexpected consequence of losing weight, and just look at how much you have lost! (you go girl!!) It is great and fantastic, but it was a lot of insulationAs to how long it will last, I am just approaching my second winter with being thin, so who is to say how cold I will feel this winterI have a feeling, thought, that exercise will help to speed up my metabolism and that that will help in turning up my internal thermostatI haven't consulted anyone, but that feels like a logical solution to me, because when I get up there in front of my classroom, I start out with all kinds of layers of clothes on, and I work hard and get physical in the classroom, and pretty soon I get too hot and I peel down to just a shirt and jeans or whatevercongratulations again on your weight loss! I bet you look sexy as hell, so it is probably worth shivering sometimes! Bright Blessings, Lady Morgana )0(

Q: what are the properties of the ceramic tiles used on space shuttles?: The power to shoot a crossbow bolt comes from the flexing of the bow arms the tips of which are connected by a bow stringThe string is pulled back into a catch mechanism which holds it until you hit some release lever or trigger which allows the string to snap forward firing the boltIf you're using elastic bands you've made a slingshot not a crossbow.

Q: I have a home built in the late 70's there is insulation in the walls and ceilingI think about 4 inches thickThere is NO attic none at all the ceiling is vaulted to give very high interior spaceThe insulation in the ceiling is about the same as the walls about 4 inches or so.What are my options to increase the insulation? I know we could take down the interior walls and re-insulate with better material but i would love to hear other effective options.i live in SE MA (fall river / taunton are the two closest cities to me): First you have to convert the given density to how many grams/cm3then you use this as a conversion factor to set up an equation with only one unknown (the thickness), and solve for that unknownNote that you have to flip the conversion factor so that the correct units cancel outSo: 3.77g x ?cm3/?g 30cm x 28.8cm x Xcm Re-arrange to: [ 3.77g x ?cm3/?g ] / [ 30cm x 28.8cm ] X cm notice that all the units cancel out nice n' neat, leaving only the answer units of cm.

Q: My mom and I were cutting up blankets and tying them together and my allergies, that haven't acted up in awhile, started to act up really badSo I asked her what it was made out of and she said it was made out of fleece.: Pasta with chicken 1 pkgof fresh linguine noodles 1lbchicken Sun-dried tomatoes- chopped Capers (drained) Fresh Basil/or dried Mushrooms-chopped Fresh Parmesan cheese Balsamic Vinegar Garlic Herb seasonings Butter Extra Virgin Olive Oil Sea salt black pepper to taste 1Pre-heat oven to 3502Let the chicken brown on both sides in a cast iron pan with olive oil, Tablespoon of butter, and Garlic Herb Seasoning3Add balsamic vinegar, and place in oven for about 20-30 minutes4While baking, chop mushrooms, basil, and sun dried tomatoes, and shred cheese5Sauté mushrooms in butter and salt and pepper6Set aside7When chicken is done, cut into pieces and boil noodles8Drain water when the noodles are done( Leave the noodles in the pot) 9Add olive oil, salt and pepperMix well10Then add the mushrooms, basil, chicken, sun dried tomatoes, and capers to the noodles11Combine well12Serve warm with dipping spices and French bread.

Q: I live in a one story single family house in the bay area of CAOne of the room, unfortunately assigned to the baby, in the house is especially cold at night and very cold at winterI can tune up the heater, but then the rest of the house will be very hot in order to keep That room not-cold I wonder does anyone have experience with blown-in wall insulation, and can share with me how much it helpsI am sure our house is not side wall insulated, and we have efficient insulation in the atticThank you very much: So I understand you have central heating? It's hard with this system to regulate the temperature if a specific spot is colder (hotter would be as simple as closing the vent)We have a problem in my house in our room, it's always freezing in the winterThe only solution is a independent heating unit (whether plugged in or you install one on the 220v)So to answer your question, yes better insulation would help, but if the house is already well insulated, it won't change anything.

Q: this is about upper canada in the early 19th centuryplease help.how might you prepare for the winter? Consider your basic needs for food, clothing, shelter, as well as recreation and preparation for the future.: Well foodwise I bet they made jams and preservatives, stored all their vegetables like pumpkins, squashes and potatoes either in the attic or in a cellarThey may have stocked up on extra dry ingredients like sugar and flourI don't think they would have made any jerky or anything since hunting could be done in winterFor clothing they might have bought extra fabric and yarn so they didn't have to go into townWarm, wool clothing was most likely madeI don't think they changed much about their housesAnd I don't think much was done for recreation and preparationI don't really understand thatSorryI hope I helped! And if you met more upper, like ask in the territories, then let me knowI'm not really sure what the Inuits would have done, but I'll try to think

Q: So I am in the process of buying a homeI came across an abondoned home, bank owned that has been empty for about 2 yearsThe problem is that the roof had been leaking and damaged all the ceilings, there's mold growing onMy question is, since the water probably got behind the walls would changing the walls for the whole house be good enough? Or is there more to it.: you could use a lint roller

Q: what's the difference? which one is the better one?: soluble fiber is finer, and more evenly distributed in your gut, less chance of constipation, but with all the benefits of fiberInsoluble fiber tends to clump in the gut and if you don't drink tons of water can cause fairly serious consitpationSoluble fiber is more expensive however, so budget conscious folks tend to use the insolubleMy personal choice is the soluble fiber.

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