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CNBM also has experience in ceramic fiber blankets application and would like to assist you in product selection, system design, and installation techniques. CNBM ceramic fiber blanket is made of high quality aluminasilicate ceramic fiber by using double side needling methods which improve the tensile strength and the flatness of the ceramic fiber blanket. CNBM has success in its ceramic fiber products due to their cost-effectiveness and excellent insulating properties. CNBM also has experience in ceramic fiber blankets application and would like to assist you in product selection, system design, and installation techniques.
Product Applications:
Ceramic Fiber Blanket are ideal for use in the below applications
Petrochemical process heater refractory fiber lining
General furnace backup insulation
Heat seals for kiln car or furnace door
Heat treating furnace or intermittent (shuttle) kiln hot face lining
Electrical Insulator
High Temperature Acoustic
Product Advantages:
CNBM has success in its ceramic fiber products due to their cost-effectiveness and excellent insulating properties. CNBM also has experience in ceramic fiber blankets application and would like to assist you in product selection, system design, and installation techniques.
Professional manufacturer of ceramic fiber products with more than 12 year experience.
We are one of the manufacturers who can produce ultra-thin blanket.
Our factory equipped with 23 production lines to ensure a timely delivery
Main Product Features:
Low thermal conductivity ,low heat capacity
Excellent heat stability and thermal shock resistance
Good performance of thermal insulation, fire-proof and sound-absorbing
Ultimate tensile strength
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Q1: Why buy Ceramic Fiber Blanket from OKorder.com?
A1: All products offered by OKorder.com are carefully selected from China's most reliable manufacturing enterprises. Through its ISO certifications, OKorder.com adheres to the highest standards and a commitment to supply chain safety and customer satisfaction.
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A2: We have established an advanced quality management system which conducts strict quality tests at every step, from raw materials to the final product. At the same time, we provide extensive follow-up service assurances as required.
Q3: What other products does OKorder offer?
A3: We offer a full range of refractory bricks, mortar, cement, ceramic fiber products, and more.
Q4:Can you offers samples?
A:Of coures,samples are free but freight paid by the buyers.
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- Q:My friend and I went camping and she told me that if I slept in a sleeping bag made of polyester, I would be warmer than under blankets and/or with clothes onAfter getting me naked, she zipped me up in oneI do admit it was warm and comfortable but is that THE best way to sleep?
- Warmer than what? Sleeping bags are generally either synthetic fibers or down or a combinationInsulation works by trapping air in and around the material (it is the air that is actually the insulator), just like fiberglass which insulates your homeDown is probably the optimum insulation, but it is more expensive and can get bunched up if not taken care of Synthetic fiber technology (e.g., polyester) has advanced in the past few decades and does a pretty fine job of insulation, the most advanced synthetic insulation actually tries to mimic the properties of downWhen choosing a sleeping bag, look at what the bag is actually rated forThe type of insulation, amount of insulation, and the shape of the bag make a difference in their performanceOn a summer night you don't want a sleeping bag made for arctic conditionsBags that wick perspiration away will also make you feel more comfortableAnd yes, in my experience, one feels more comfortable in sleeping bags with minimal clothing.
- Q:wondering what time joann fabrics opens on black fridayi think i saw 6am am i right? thanks!
- Preheat the oven to it's highest heat for at least 20 minutesShake off excess marinade and place chops on a wire rack in the ovenCook for 20 minutes and check the chops are cooked by cutting into one slightly, serve with a wedge of lemonI've never made tandoori lamb chops but when i marinade lamb chops usually in soy sauce i use this methodI'd also make sure you leave the chops to marinade in the fridge for no less than 24 hours to get the best flavoursYou have a good method though so whichever you choose to use i'm sure your chops will be delicious!
- Q:In the process of buying a ICF quot;insulated concrete form structurequot; we did a walkthrough tonight and i noticed the attic space has spray foam insulation or what is called a quot;compact roofquot;, iam unfamliar with this construction teqwhat are the plus and minuses of this type of building and insulation for a roof structureI would imagine the roof decking gets pretty hot and the shingles better be goodwhat should i ask and or look for? we will be closing in about 2 weeks on the home and just want a bit more info.thanks
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- Q:I noticed when I eat almonds, I go to the bathroom alot.I guess it is the fiber in it.So if I make sure to eat enough fiber everyday will I loose weight? (5ish pounds)
- High fibre diet is good but be aware that if you have not eaten a high fiber diet before, you will get the runny poops, lots of gas and possibly a tummy ache till your body adjustsAlso, if you eat a lot of almonds it could be athe extra fat in them that gets you going tooWhole grain food and lots of nuts etc taste so goodGood luck!
- Q:Okay so I have had my 11 year old QH Paint for 3 years now, but this year is nothing like I've ever seenI live in rural east TN near the mountains and we're having nighttime temperatures in the teens and wind chills even lowerShe has done 'okay' in past winters but this year she's not doing so well and I've decided to get a blanketShe does have a barn, and even though it does have a door that I close at night it is more like a run-in shelter than a barn because it is so openI'm just going to put it on her only at nightWhat kind would you suggest? (Please note I have never worked with blankets before and this is my first horse!) Thanks for reading!
- First thing you should do is make sure you read the lease real goodMost leases specifies what the tenant and owner is responsible forI have also never heard of tenants paying for roofs, elevators and new mailboxes, I mean isn't that what the rent is for right? I would check to see what the local housing rules are for your city/state where you live inYou could probably find that info in your phonebookFor some reason I find it hard to believe that it is legal what they are doingDo the other tenants say anything about this? Because if the landlord been doing this for years, they are probably going to try to find a way to get rid of you for stirring up trouble, so be careful about how you go about thisI live in a huge apartment complex myself and I would be very mad if the landlord sent me a bill on a new roofIf you are like me, my money is already tight and so that would be an unexpected expense that I had not counted on paying forYou might also want to talk to your local Legal Aid who might can give you advice and more info on how to deal with the situationGood Luck to you!
- Q:Ok, so I'm trying to decide whether or not I'm going to blanket my (future) horse in the winterI'm really all for leaving a horse totally unblanketed, but my horses tend to get really fuzzy and I ride them pretty hard, and they take FOREVER to dry their sweat off and cool down after a workoutNow, I don't mind this, but I was wondering if it might me more comfy for the horse to not get sooo sweaty and then have a hard time dryingSoo, should I blanket or not?
- I like the idea of clipping him in the clip that works best for you and then blanketing when it gets too coldThat way you don't have to worry about blanketing all the time and he will stay warmer when you rideI keep my mare blanketed all winterShe has a summer coat because we show all year roundIt is really not that hard to keep her blanketed while the temperatures are not crazyShe has a blanket on that would be enough down to like negative 20, but it's perfect for anywhere between 0 and 40She's got a neck cover and a sheet under the big blanketIt only takes an extra 10 minutes to put on and take off each dayI do feel bad while I'm tacking and warming her up thoughIt seems pretty cold to be standing around nakedI wish that we could have a clip while showing but sadly it's deeply frowned upon.
- Q:name as many foods as possible that are high in fiberI need more fibre in my diet but I dont know what to eatPlease help me outTHank you for your cooperation:D
- Legumes Lentils: Dried beans, peas and other legumes including baked beans, kidney beans, split peas, dried limas, garbanzos, lentils, pinto beans and black beansGreen beans, snap beans, pole beans, lima beans and broad beans Dried fruit such as figs, apricots and dates Fruits like raspberries, blackberries and strawberries, cherries, plums, pears, apples, kiwi fruit, guava, banana Vegetables like Fresh or frozen green peas, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, Sweet corn, beet root, baked potato with the skin, carrot Greens vegatables including spinach, beet greens, kale, collards, swiss chard and turnip greensNuts such as almonds, Brazil nuts, peanuts, and walnuts (these are also high in fat content) Whole wheat and barley products Rye, oats, buckwheat and cornmeal Coconut (this is also high in fat content).
- Q:I'm thinking of making my own whole-wheat flour (not corn) tortillas by buying a tortilla press and I wonder if anyone has any experience with how easy this is to do?Also, I'd like to find a high fiber recipe for homemade flour tortillasMost are very low in fiber (1-2 grams)I can buy tortillas with 4-8 grams of fiber per 8quot; tortilla but cannot find a recipe for themThe problem is that they are quite expensive to buy and I assume they are much cheaper to make.
- Oh my God, you will so love your tortilla press! Mine's a VillawareI've used it for over 5 years now and it's so dependableIf you order from them, you get a recipe booklet which has all those recipes in itI've made the whole wheat ones before (can't find the booklet right now)And there's a great one for black bean tortillasBut here's the flour one 2 cups AP flour 1 tsp salt (I use kosher) A few good shakes of ground cumin to taste 1/4 cup canola oil 2/3 cup warm water Combine flour through oil in a food processorThen drizzle in the water until it's combinedTurn it out onto a floured board, knead, cut into balls (I usually do 8), cover with a towel and let rest for 30 minutes, then pressI stack mine between popup sheets of wax paper and then put them in a ziplock in the fridge They're so much fun to make, and you will never buy store tortillas again.
- Q:I want to increase the heat conductivity of clay cookwaresI think metal filings will have minimal expansion when heatedCan the metal filings be added during the firing of clay?
- Actually, most metals expand more than pottery/clay on heatingAlso, many metals will oxidize during the firing, (particularly when as fine particles) the particles often will grow considerably when they convert to oxide, so it might damage the ceramic ware, and you will actually have the metal partly or completely as the oxideThe presence of some of these metal oxides may lower the melting point of the ceramic enough that it might melt during firing, a fine mess in the kiln! Added: Why not just cook in a metal container then ? It would probably require less effort and energy use than grinding metal to filings, mixing with clay and firingAlso, certain foods are somewhat acidic and might leach some of the metal out of the cookware and, over time, lead to toxicity issuesIf, when you say clay cookware, you are referring to the light weight and very porous fired clay ware such as is used for flower pots, etc, you might be able to get better thermal conductivity with a very dense (low porosity) high-alumina ceramic fired at very high temperatures (such as used for power line insulators and the like) There are ceramics with inherently higher thermal conductivity such as crystalline high purity aluminum nitride and berylium oxide, but they are too expensive and Berylium compounds have toxicity issues.
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