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High Temperature Insulation Ceramic Fiber Blanket

High Temperature Insulation Ceramic Fiber Blanket

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1 m.t.
Supply Capability:
100 m.t./month

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Ceramic Fiber Blanket High Temperature Insulation

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:Plastic bag inside, carton or woven bag outside, or according to customers' requirement.
Delivery Detail:7-15 days after order confirmed.

Product Description

Ceramic fiber blanket with the advantage of uniform quality, smoothly surface, pure white color, completely inorganic, good tensile strength, toughness and fiber structure, so there are no flames when heating for the first time, the working temperature ranges from 950°C to 1430 °C.

 

Product Features

1. Low thermal conductivity, low thermal capacity.

2. Excellent thermal stability and good resistance to heat shock.

3. Excellent tensile strength.

4. Good anti-stripping performance.

5. Good Sound-absorbing performance.

6. Non-brittleness material, good flexibility.

7. Excellent machining performance.

8. Resistance to wind and erosion, long service life.

9. Excellent heat insulation, fire prevention, sound absorption performance.

 

Typical Applications

1. Filling insulation and joint sealing.

2. Back-up lining for industrial furnaces.

3. Fireproof materials for construction.

4. High temperature materials for filtration.

5. Raw materials for further producing, such as modules.

 

Standard specification

Standard Thicknesses: 10mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm.

Standard Widths: 600mm, 610mm, 1220mm.

Standard Length: 14400mm, 7660mm, 7200mm, 3600mm.

Standard Density: 64 kg/m3, 96 kg/m3,128 kg/m3, 160kg/m3.

Packaging: Cartons or bags.

 

Physical Properties

Specification

Common Grade

Standard Grade

High pure Grade

High alumina

Grade

Zirconium Grade

Color

White

Pure White

Pure White

Pure White

Pure White

Classification temperature (℃)

1100

1260

1260

1400

1430

Use temperature (℃)

950

1000

1100

1200

1350

Theoretical density (kg/m3)

64/96/128

64/96/128

64/96/128

96/128/160

96/128/160

Shrinkage on heating (%)

950°Cx24h≤-3

1000°Cx24h≤-3

1100°Cx24h≤-3

1200°Cx24h≤-3

1350x24h≤-3

Tensile Strength (MPa)

0.04

0.04

0.04

0.04

0.04

Thermal conductivity

( w/ m.k) (Physical Volume Density 128 Kgs/ m3)

0.09(400℃)
0.16(800℃)

0.09(400℃)
0.16(800℃)

0.09(400℃)

0.16(800℃)
0.20(1000℃)

0.12(600℃)
0.20(1000℃)

0.16(800℃)
0.20(1000℃)

 

Chemical properties

Chemical Content

Common Grade

Standard Grade

High pure Grade

High alumina Grade

Zirconium Grade

AL2O3

44%

46%

47-49%

52-55%

39-40%

AL2O3+SiO2

96%

97%

99%

99%

82-84%

ZrO2

-

-

-

-

15-17%

AL2O3+SiO2+ZrO2

-

-

-

-

99%

Fe2O3

≤1.2%

≤1.0%

≤0.2%

≤0.2%

≤0.2%

Na2O+K2O

≤0.5%

≤0.5%

≤0.2%

≤0.2%

≤0.2%

 

Ceramic Fiber Blanket High Temperature Insulation

Ceramic Fiber Blanket High Temperature Insulation

Ceramic Fiber Blanket High Temperature Insulation


Q: what are the factors that lead to low thermal conductivity , hence insulation ??
i would ask the manufacturer about thisi never heard of this before(ever)
Q: About what temperature should it be when I put a heavy weight blanket on my horse?right now its about 50 degrees F outsideI don't want my horse to freeze but I also don't want to get him too hotHis winter coat is fairly thick but his is getting on up in age.
smoking is great, i put on loads of weight once i quit
Q: I have a blue-tick mix(we got him from a shelter 9 years ago) He'll lay there and nip at the carpet fibers for hours if you let himI figure that maybe it feels good on his teeth or he is cleaning his teeth? But why the hell would he want to do this constantlyHe will do it on the bed spread,on a blanket and anywhere there is a fabric to nip on with his teeth! It's so retarded!.Thanks
You have to ask in the shop where you buy your yarnVery often it says on the banderole that the yarn is fit for feltingSuperwash will never felt, and I dont think synthetic yarn will do eitherI knitted a pair of socks in two colors, thinking they both were 100 % woolAfter felting, they got a very strange outlook, only the one yarn felt .
Q: What is the best way to clean and store an electric blanket?
I am not sure that you can get marine grade aluminum rivetsIf not, monel metal will probably be your best option.
Q: The weather is saying that is going to be in the negatives the next few nightsI know that horses are built for the cold and are ok in cold weather but what if it is like -10 or -2My mare has an ok winter coat and i was wondering if i should blanket her when it gets that cold.
My horses have been out when the wind chill is minus 40 F without blankets, and done just fine.never got sick or even a sniffleIn fact, they prefer to stand outside despite having a cozy shelter to go intoIf you provide 24/7 hay, it will continually produce body heat like an internal furnace as it ferments, and that is better than blankets at keeping horses warm in winterWhen horses are allowed to grow a normal winter coat, they can withstand the coldOften blankets can actually interfere with a horse's ability to retain body heat by flattening the hair coat so it can't function to insulate (air pockets between hairs provide insulation), and if a horse perspires under the blanket, the horse may chillYour horse should do fine without blanketing, especially if you provide extra hay throughout the day and night if needed.
Q: i meantoday there are machines to do thatbut in the old days.
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Q: My house was built in 1963 just south of Houston, TX, and two inches of fiberglass insulation with a vapor barrier seems to have been considered adequate at that timeThe roof of this house is at about 2:12 or 3:12 pitchI am now interested in adding insulation to lower my heating and AC energy useHere are my issues:1) Does anyone know of a good insulation-need calculator out there?2) The vapor barrier on the old insulation crumbles at a touchShould I just rip it out and start over?3) Does anyone knowledgeable have any thoughts on what kind of insulation would be easiest and best for me to work with (batts/blown in, cellulose/fiberglass)? I'm sort of looking for practical pros/cons of the various types here.4) Many of the home repair books I have read recommend sealing the tops of the walls with caulk or 1:1 spray foamIs this really necessary, or do I want the house to be able to breathe a bit more?5) Any other thoughts/cautions would be appreciated.Thank you.
The more the better.Your problem is that there probably isn't any in your wallsI'd put that foil backed foam(4'x8' sheets) up on the rafters and blown in (or fiberglass) at least 8 between the joists.Also make sure your attic has some ventilation(again the more the better.
Q: I live in MichiganRight now it is 34 degrees outside.so it is cold but my heat kicks on 2 minutes after it shuts off to keep my house at 70 degreesThe house is a 1 story ranch, no basement, only 1,100 sqfeetDoes it sound kind of ridiculous that my heat is on every 2 minutes? It is a rental home so I can't insulate it, but I wonder if it is not insulatedThere is no attic the house is on a slab (very cold floors) The house seems very badly constructed last Febmy heat bill for 1 mowas 400 dollars just keeping the heat at 60I keep it at 70 now b/c I have a baby now.
It sounds like you don't have any insulation in that houseWith the price of oil, and gas will follow for some reason and electricity as well to be real high this yearIf you are not bound by a lease I would look some where else to live Winter is not even here and your house is coldAsk the owner to insulate or find a new homeA problem like this and a lawyer, plus a baby, I think you can get out of a leaseYou could cover the window with plastic, weather strip the doors and maybe turn the heat down a littleWhy should youDid you live there for a full winter last year?
Q: Is the Remington T studio 1 tourmaline ceramic active ion hair straightener any good?
When it comes to flat ions always remember that ceramic and ionic are bestWhat is the highest temperature the Remington heats to? I have a CHI flat iron (1 inch) and I love itI definetely recommend itYou can always ask around at beauty supply stores and with your hairdresser Don't forget to buy a good thermal protective spray!! Good luck.

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