Ceramic Fiber Blanket Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations
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Ceramic Fiber Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations
Composite of Ceramic Fiber Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations
Ceramic Fiber Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations is made from high quality clay, high
purity alumina and silica oxides by spun or blown process.
Ceramic Fiber Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations: ordinary type, standard form, high-purity type, high-alumina type and containing zirconium type. Different types of products used different materials. Performance of Ceramic Fiber Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations also has difference, and they are suitable for different working temperatures.
Main Features of the Ceramic Fiber Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations
◆Low thermal conductivity
◆High tensile strength
◆Resilient to thermal shock
◆Corrosion resistance
Application of Ceramic Fiber Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations
◆Petrochemical process heater refractory fiber lining
◆General furnace backup insulation
◆Heat treating furnace or intermittent(shuttle) kiln hot face lining
◆Electrical insulator
◆Heat seals for kiln car or furnace door
◆High temperature acoustic
◆Fire protection
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Ceramic Fiber Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations Specification
Type | STD | HP | HA | HZ | |
Classification Temperature (°C) | 1260 | 1260 | 1350 | 1430 | |
Working Temperature (°C) | 1050 | 1100 | 1200 | 1350 | |
Color | Spotlessly white | spotlessly | spotlessly | spotlessly | |
white | white | white | |||
Density (kg/m3) | 160-200 | 160-200 | 160-200 | 160-200 | |
Shrinkage on heating (%) | -3 | -3 | -3.5 | 3.5 | |
(24 hours, density as 128/m3) | (1150°C) | (1250°C) | (1300°C) | (1350°C) | |
Thermal conductivity by different temperature (w/m.k) (density as 128kg/m3) | 0.15(800°C) | 0.176(800°C) | 0.18(1000°C) | 0.23(1000°C | |
0.17(1000°C) | 0.22(1000°C) | 0.26(1200°C) | 0.31(1200°C) | ||
Tensile strength (MPa) | 0.04 | 0.04 | 0.04 | 0.04 | |
(density as 128kg/m3) | |||||
Chemical | AL2O3 | 45-47 | 45-46 | 53-55 | 38-54 |
composition | AL2O3+SIO2 | 98.5 | 99 | 99 | 82-90 |
(%) | ZrO2 | - | - | - | 10-18 |
FAQ of Ceramic Fiber Module for Industrial Furnace Insulations
Q1:Are you a manufacture or trader?
A:Factory+trade(mainly factories,at the same time,we operates other related products).
Q2:Can we visit your factory?
A:Sure,welcome at any time,seeing is believing.
Q3:What's the MOQ of trial order?
A:No limit,We can offer the best suggestions and solutions according to your condition.
Q4:Is your company accept customization?
A:We have own factory and excellent technical team,and we accept OEM service.
Q5:How about your company's certification?
A:ISO9001 and Test Report,also we could apply other necessary certification.
Q6:How to slove the quality problems?
A:If the products are not confirmed to customer samples or have quality problems,our compay will be responsible to make compensation for it.
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- Q: i'm installing insulation in my ceiling and want the highest R-value up theremy ceiling joists are 7 1/4 inches deep but wondering if i could use the 8 1/4 inch deep insulationWill the R-value go down considerable with it being bunched up like that? i'm thinking of putting 1 by 2inch strips to get to the 8 1/4 inches, but don't really want tois R-19 (7 1/4 inch deep) better than R-25 (8 1/4 inch deep)? Thanks
- go for it its only one inch you didn't say if there is a floor in the attic if no floor you get the full 8 1/4 inch still better than 71/4 inch
- Q: okay, so i haven't done sit ups in like a week and a half cuz i broke my toe.i've been having trouble sleeping lately and my neck has been feeling a bit weird.when i do a sit up, my neck starts hurting a lot.i kept thinking it was because i was doing sit ups by momentum not by using my abs, but when i did use my abs, my neck still hurt.is it because im not getting enough sleep or something?? ://
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- Q: I am very gassy and bloated all of the time, especially after everytime I eatThis is very embarrassing particularly at workIs there anything I can do to prevent or help this?I eat healthy.Can drinking strong coffee first thing in the morning on an empty stomach cause this?
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- Q: Do ceramic coated headers insulate better than non coated?
- I've lived in Florida since 1969I've been through every major storm here since moving here and have seen palm trees impaled by 2x4's, as well as Cars tossed like tissues, and 30 ftYachts carried miles inlandCertainly the lattice will help, as would plywood, sealing every window that exists etc I've also seen first hand TEST demonstrations of damage done by 100 plus mile an hour winds, and lattice would give as easily as window film Given your paranoia and fear, and without saying you should leave Florida, and knowing the type of windows you have whay not install indoor shuttersIt seems to me that aesthetics should be the least of your concerns I promise you at $4K or not, Lexan will never honor a warantee for a 150 mph impact of the Billboard across the street being ripped apart I'm not trying to act the AAnyone who doesn't fear Hurricanes is a foolAlthough anyone who remains home bound during a cat5 is likely the fool as well I worked rehab after Andrew, and every other bad one sinceI think the risks in staying to test the best product are wrongat 150 TO 200 mph a hole in a window the size of a softball, can create enough force to remove an entire roof.
- Q: Is it unnecessary if the crate is in a quiet room at bed time?
- The dog crates we now only use at night, have always had top and sides covered It makes a snug den which I do believe dogs prefer The door is uncovered - and we use old sheets so there is plenty of chance for air circulation Obviously if the crate is one of the fiber-glass flight crates, you don't need to cover it at all - just with wire cratesActually the crate my Whippet uses has a door at the front, and one at the side So in her case with it against the wall, the other long side, against the wall, and the back is covered, with the two doors not covered My Basset's crate has the door on the front (the long side) because we bought it for the car originally, positioned behind the front seats so we needed the door on the long side, not the normal end His crate is covered back and both sides, but not the side with the door! I'd always cover the top, so the dog doesn't feel quite so 'exposed'.
- Q: What is the size of a baby blanket end crib blanketThe one for bed and to wrap baby inthanks?
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- Q: We purchased a townhouseWe noticed on our very first walk through that there was a wet spot in one of the kids bedroomAsk the builder he told us just wet putty so we let it goSo a few months went by and the spot stayed wet and got bigger.Call the builder back they told us well the shingles was bad they will replace them and they didFew more months went by started to noticed more spots all over the placeSo I called the builder back I also called a few building engineers that told us our AC unit was not working and we have mold in the atticThe builder came out replaced all the insulation and told us it was all fixed and that was all they were going to doI called several roofers they told me you need to replace soffit vents so I called and paid someone to do itWell here it is 4 years latter and the problem still there and looks like it is getting worse.
- Solve this by a process of elimination1If these leaks/spots are noticed more in hot weather, I would think you have some ductwork that is either not insulated or a spot or two has insulation pulled away from the ductpipeCondesation forms when hot attic air hits the much cooler ductwork2You may have ridge vent at the peak of your roofSometimes when ridge vent is used along with soffit or gable ventsSome rain can blow in the ridge vent - see if spots are right in line with the ridge portion of your roof3Bath fan may have flex pipe that has a hole in itIf these flex pipes are not covered up with attic insulation you can get condensation in them and then if they even have a small hole in the flex pipe it can leak out of these small holes and drip onto the ceiling from the attic4You may have some plain old roof vents that were not flashed properly and leak5A long shot is for some reason you have a water pipe that was ran above the ceiling - don't think so but stranger things have happenedThis colder water when hit by hot attic air will also condensate6You may have an air handler (a/c coil and drip pan) in your atticDrip pan could be plugged up and overflowingCheck each item and I'm sure you will find the problemGood Luck
- Q: What’s the price of refractory ceramic fiber blanket?
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