High Purity Ceramic Fiber Blanket System 1

High Purity Ceramic Fiber Blanket

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Specifications

High pure ceramic fiber blanket
AL2O3: 47%-49%, Fe2O3: 0.2%
Bulk density: 96-128kg/m3
Working temperature:1100 Celsius degree

Ceramic fiber blanket with the following features:

1) Needled blanket
2) Non-combustible
3) Low density and low thermal conductivity
4) Excellent chemical stability
5) Resilience and resistance to thermal shock
6) Flexible and easy to cut or install
7) Good sound insulation and erosion resistance
8) Contain no organic binder
9) Asbestos free
10) Blanket density: 96kg/m3, 128kg/m3, 160kg/m3
11) Available size: 7, 200 x 610 x 10-50
12) Other thickness or density variations are subject to order
13) Additional coatings or coverings according to order

14) Package: 520 cartons in a 40HC container,440cartons in a 40GP container, 220cartons in a 20" container.

Item:		Common	Standard	High pure	High aluminium	Zirconium
Classification temperature:		1100oC	1260oC	1260oC	1360oC	1430oC
Working temperature:		< 1000oC	1050oC	1100oC	1200oC	1350oC
Color:		white	Pure white	Pure white	Pure white	Pure white
Bulk density (kg/m3)		96 128	96 128	96 128	128 160	128 160
Permanent linear shrinkage(%) (After 24 hours,density 128kg/m3)		4 (1000oC)	3 (1000oC)	3 (1100oC)	3 (1250oC)	-3 (1350oC)
Thermal conductivity (w/m.k) (density 128kg/m3)		0.09(400oC) 0.176(800oC)	0.09(400oC) 0.176(800oC)	0.09(400oC) 0.176(800oC)	0.132(600oC) 0.22(1000oC)	0.16(800oC) 0.22(1000oC)
Tensile strength (MPa) (density128kg/m3)		0.08~0.12	0.08~0.12	0.08~0.12	0.08~0.12	0.08~0.12
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		7200/3600×610×10-50 or according to buyers requirement

Applications:

1) It is mainly applied in industrial furnaces, heating equipment and high temperature pipelines.

2) Thermal insulation material for electric power boiler, turbomachine and nuclear power plant.

3) Wall liners for high temperature reaction equipment and heating equipment in chemical industry.

4) Insulation materials for Roller kiln, tunnel kiln, shuttle kiln, and other kilns.

5) Heat insulation of furnace doors and head covers.

6) Fireproofing and heat insulation in high buildings.

7) High temperature filtering materials.

High pure ceramic fiber blanket

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Q:What type of yarn or fiber could this be made from?: do a burn testBefore doing a burn test you should take some safety precautionsAlways work in a well ventilated area—especially important if testing syntheticsUse metal tweezers or tongs to hold the fabric you are burning and make sure you have fire extinguishing materials handy, just in caseOther tips: 1) Don’t do the test when you have sinus problems or a cold and don’t use matches or refillable lighters with a strong fuel smell; a disposable lighter works best—the way the burnt fiber smells is important for identification tooHere’s a basic guideCellulose (Cotton/Linen/Hemp/Rayon/Bamboo): Ignites and burns quickly, may flare, leaves a glowing ember after flame is extinguishedSmoke is white or light colored and smells like burnt paper or leavesAsh is light gray or white and very softProtein (Silk/Wool, Cashmere, Alpaca etc): Burns slowly and shrinks or curls away from the flameWill not stay lit after flame is removedVery little smoke is produced but it smells like burnt hair (wool) or feathers (silk)Ash is a gritty powder or a dark brittle, easily crushable beadSynthetics (Nylon/Polyester/Acrylic): Ignites and burns quickly and can continue to burn after a flame is removed—exercise cautionFiber may shrink from the flame, melt, and can drip (DANGER) leaving a hard plastic-like beadBurning these fabrics will produce black smoke and hazardous fumesNylon smells like plastic when burnt but can also can produce a celery-like smell; Acrylics burn with a strong, acrid, chemical smellPolyester smells slightly sweet, also with a chemical odor.

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Q:I have seen several different types of horse blankets but do not know what is necessary.Thanks!: Hmm, where i live you can still buy milk in glass bottlesHave you look at the grocery store? If you have, then this wasn't very helpfullI apologize.

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Q:Im going on vacation and would like to feel decent by then so I can enjoy myself without feeling so blah: Easy, Delicious Flan Recipe (even a 13 year old can make) Prep Time: 20 minutes Cook Time: 1 hours Ingredients: 1 cup and 1/2 cup sugar 6 large eggs 1 14oz can sweetened condensed milk 2 13 oz cans evaporated milk 1 teaspoon vanilla Preparation and Directions: Preheat oven to 325 degreesYou will need 6 ramekins or other specialty flan cook ware and a large baking pan to put them inPour 1 cup sugar in warm pan over medium heatConstantly stir sugar until is browns and becomes caramelQuickly pour approximately 2-3 tablespoons of caramel in each ramekin, tilting it to swirl the caramel around the sidesReheat caramel if it starts to hardenIn a mixer or with a whisk, blend the eggs togetherMix in the milks then slowly mix in the 1/2 cup of sugar, then the vanillaBlend smooth after each ingredient is addedPour custard into caramel lined ramekinsPlace ramekins in a large glass or ceramic baking dish and fill with about 1-2 inches of hot waterBake for 45 minutes in the water bath and check with a knife just to the side of the centerIf knife comes out clean, it's readyRemove and let coolLet each ramekin cool in refrigerator for 1 hourInvert each ramekin onto a small plate, the caramel sauce will flow over the custard.

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