High Purity Ceramic Fiber Blanket System 1

High Purity Ceramic Fiber Blanket

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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

Q:We purchased a camper recently and the previous owners attached a screenhouse and quot;sealedquot; the cracks with a spray foam polyeurathane insulation / foamIt turned quot;goldquot; coloredWe removed the screen house and peeled off , to the best we could, the insulation foam from the spray can.however, sticky residue and hardened foam is stuck to the outside of our travel trailerAny product that may remove it? Really hate the thought of sanding it off and then repainting a 3 year old travel trailer!!! HELP!: Any solvents strong enough to remove the foam will also attack the paintsorry to say, but thats what is going to happenAcetone will dissolve the foambut it will also strip the paintand it may not be apparent it is doing that, immediatelyYour best approach is probably going to be good old fashioned elbow grease, if you don't want to repaintYou might try scraping the foam off, with a plastic putty knifePLASTIC mind younot metalit will be less likely to scratch the paintA nylon pot scrubber would be another choiceBut the foam may have attacked the paint, depending on which type it was.so you may end up repainting anywayTry the plastic putty knife first.and see what youve gotBy the wayIf that screen room was attached for any length of time, you may have some difference in the paint color, from what was inside it, as opposed to what could be fadedoutside of itGood Luck

Q:What type of yarn or fiber could this be made from?: Yes, I recycle everything I canWe have to save up our recycling and take it to the nearest larger city when we go have to make a trip to townI have also submitted a proposal to the manufacturing plant for which I work to offer paper by the roll (left over rolls from our manufacturing process that are hauled to the landfill) to the public, thereby reducing our environmental impact and doubling that reduction because the people who will be getting the paper will buy less and be recycling themselves and using less purchased paper.

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: paper plastic aluminum glass

Q:I shoot for 35 gm/day but it is hard to do, and I have no time to count grams and keep score and I don't like eating beans every day eitherAny 8 grams or more fiber powder that's NON-gooey tasteless or well-absorbed pill or other convenient non-food item that's affordable out there? Thanks a lot.: Fiber one cereal and cereal bars

Q:I have a white knit scarf that I recently washedI was an idiot and dried it in the dryerConsequently, everytime I wear it loadsssss of lint and cotton fibers fall outIs there any way to make it stop or did I permanently ruin it? Can I just wash it again and let it air dry this time?: Trim off the frayed endThen use some tape (electrical tape may work) to wrap the end as tightly as you canSee if they will fitIf that doesn't work, try some glue and moosh it into the end and swirl to a pointLet dryLater on you can look for new boot lacesYou probably could get them at one of those shoe repair shopsThe kind that sell new soles and special shoes for people w/diabetes and foot problems.

Q:My stomach, neck, shoulders, back, thighs and head hurt so badI'm on my period, and I'm in so much pain, I don't want to moveI'm extremely exhaustedMy thighs hurt so bad that they are numbI'm very noxious, any advice? Is this normal?: whoa.I will have to wait for my husband to come home to answer that one.watch for him.railroaddave!!!!

Q:I'm looking for a list of foods that contain protein and fibreAny suggestions would be greatly appreciatedthanks in advance: Protein - meat, especially red meat nuts eggs Fibre - whole grains most fruits/veggies

Q:Which should I use for an old attic? Blown fiberglass or one of those foams? Anything else better?: All the above suggestions are good, but you can also drill a hole to put a link or bail through it to hang on a chainHowever, you do need a special drill bit and must be careful not to crack the stoneUse eye protection if drillingIf it is rough, then you can also glue a cone shaped bail with an eyelet on the top to hang from a chain also.

Q:I have gable fans and I thought I'd do a little check to see how much they saveMy rough calculations actually turn out to be a net loss with 1800 sq ft of R-30 insulation and a 500W fan-even if the attic gets up to 130F or more without it! The energy to run the fan just didn't add up to savings against 13 SEER coolingBy my calculation, a 500W fan needs to reduce the cooling load by 6500 BTU to pay off (again, 13 SEER efficiency)Googling failed to provide me with information supporting the theoryAnybody out there know the facts or where to find them?: Leaving them in either HP sauce overnight or Coca Cola works

Q:We purchased a house and we need to make some upgrades.My daughters room has old windows that blow cold air into her roomThey are currently covered in plastic for the winterWell one of my first things on my list of home improvements is her windowsI also wanted to remove the old vinyl siding, put up new weather proofing foam re-side it with concrete siding.Is it easier to do the windows first then siding or the other way around?Another upgrade is the basementI want to finish itBut during the summer the pipes sweat causing moisture I understand a dehumidifier would help but how can I tell where the moisture is coming from? What do I look forI don't see obvious water damage on the walls?? And I don't want to hang dry wall and in a few months notice mold!Any advice?? THANKS!: If you want to start saving money right away, check the attic insulation firstYou can rent a insulation blower or get to use it free if you buy the insulation at lowe's or Home DepotNext check for insulation in the walls - you might not have anyIf you don't then plan to do this after you rip of the old siding and before you install the newFor her windows, just carefully remove the trim pcs on the insideThen measure between the wall studs on each side of the window and from bottom sill of framing to under the window header across the topGo to home center and tell them you need either a stock replacement window that fits this rough opening (measurements you took of the existing window hole ), or if no stock window will fit, then you want to price a custom fit replacement windowYou would want to replace the windows prior to installing new sidingAs far as the basement goes - start with getting some air movement down thereGet those old basement steel sash windows so they can open once in awhile in the spring/summer/fallIt might be your ductwork that is sweating, You can wrap it with insulation as well as the cold water lines to stop the condensationMake sure your downspouts extend out away from your house 3-4' so water isn't running back toward the basement walls.

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