High Purity Ceramic Fiber Blanket System 1

High Purity Ceramic Fiber Blanket

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Packaging Details:	Carton Box, Neutral packing is also available
Delivery Detail:	Within two weeks

Specifications

Ceramic Fibre Blanket
1.Temp:1260C
2.density:64/96/128/160
3.thickness:13-50mm
OEM service is available.

LUYANGWOOL ceramic fibre blanket is manufactured from Luyang refractory ceramic fibre, and provide effective solutions to a wide spectrum of thermal management problems. Utilizing our proprietary high output blowing and spinning techniques, these products offer superior insulating performance, flexibility and resilience.

Q: I have a situation where there is a wood floor that is in a converted garageThe foundation is a combination of concrete and black topThe floor is made of 2x6's(spaced 16incenter to center) are on top of sleepers that run perpendicular to the 2x6'sSince the concrete/black top is not level, I have approximately 7 to 5 inches between the slab and the plywood to work withWhat is the best way to insulate this?Thanks for your time: most homes dont insulate between floors.we design the HVAC system to control the heat/ac so both levels r the same.if u r going to insulate between the floors.i would go with unfaced and leave a 1 air space between the top of the insulation and the sub floorlicgencontractor

Q: I need to know the different characteristics of fabrics with different composition of polyamide and elastaneLike what difference will there be in terms of the look, the stretchability, etc between a fabric with 80% polyamide and another fabric with just 20% polyamide.: why would you, i can be harmful to your body

Q: Please tell me some low fat, low calories, high fiber foods?: Copper Chloride And Aluminum Foil

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: I've never felted before either, but I'm pretty sure you have to use natural fibers for felting (like wool or cotton) rather than syntheticsBut I imagine that the thicker yarn will come out thicker when felted, than the thinner yarn.

Q: my parents always turn it off all the time, you would think its better to leave it on and adjust it.: I personally use another blanket inside my quiltsI find it is cheaper and makes the quilt a lot heavier and warmerYes you sew the edge with the fabricThe yarn you use to tack it down is to keep it all together and for decorative flareThe stuff you are referring to is call battingYou can find it in craft stores and they have them for set sizes, like twin, full, queen, etcIt will make a lighter blanketYou would still sew it with the edge of the fabricYou would still use the yarns to tack it all in place and for decorative flare:)

Q: Can I buy the yarn already puffed up the way they show on ytube or do I need to unravel it myself.What is this yarn called, is it wool and does it have to be a certain type?: 1 cup butter, softened 1 cup white sugar 1 cup packed brown sugar 2 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 3 cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 teaspoons hot water 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 cups semisweet chocolate chips 1 cup chopped walnuts add to recipe box Add to Recipe Box My folders: add to shopping list Add to Shopping List Customize Recipe add a personal note Add a Personal Note DIRECTIONS 1Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) 2Cream together the butter, white sugar, and brown sugar until smoothBeat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in the vanillaDissolve baking soda in hot waterAdd to batter along with saltStir in flour, chocolate chips, and nutsDrop by large spoonfuls onto ungreased pans 3Bake for about 10 minutes in the preheated oven, or until edges are nicely browned its damn easy and damn delicious! Im serious! It's crunchy! I made em few weeks ago, and believe me, it all gone within a day!

Q: She has a very bad colon infection and can not eat the above mentioned Do you have any suggestions as to what she should eatwe have to be very careful not to eat anything with some ansbestrawberries, popcorn, or vegetables that have hulls such as corn, peas and some beansplease helpThanks !: You're asking for high fibre foods but saying she can't eat high fibre foodsI don't understandI think you or she had better talk to her doctor right away to be sure what she should be eatingHigh fibre foods are wholegrain breads, pastas and rices, vegetables (particularly beans and peas) and fruit (particularly strawberries)'Hull-free' vegetables include broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, asparagus, spinach and root veg such as potatoes, carrots and parsnips, so I guess those are all good options for herBananas are quite high in fibre, especially when they're still a bit greenHow about processed cereals such as cheerios? Fish and meat, eggs and dairy products don't have fibre in, and 'white carbs' (white bread/pasta/rice, cakes and candies) don't have much fibre.

Q: HiI'm trying to loom knit a hatBut it's turning out very looseI don't get itHow do I make it tighter? I'm following the instructions correctly.: The pins on a loom are quite far apart, and tend to produce an openweave fabric from thinner yarnYou can obtain a denser fabric by using thicker yarn - or, use double strands of thinner yarn for a density between the two which also has a little stretch; my last attemps I did that, and hte hat fits either my 3yo or my DH, just needs 'crumpling' up after DH to let the fibres relax and unstretch so DS can wear it again! HTH, L :)

Q: I know losing weight will not happen overnight.I have been exercising every other day for 2 weeks.I've heard the saying quot;80% diet,20% exercisequot; I think that's what it is.But I was wondering what other things can help me maintain my progress?Are there any vitamins/pills I can take?Full-filling food I can eat/drink?I drink tea a lot.I start to get hungry right after I eat.I've done research but what have you done that successfully made you lose weight?: It's so thin it cools very quicklyHowever, I find it gets hot to the touch right out of the oven.

Q: I just got a Skutt KM-1227-3 Cone 5 Kiln, 208V-1P, 48A for free from my highschoolThey got a new kiln, and it has been having problems and firing too high and low and sometimes just not firingI know there is a difference between 208 and 240 volt wiring, would it work on 240? It isn't it great shape, the firebrick has some cracks and things, but still it was freeI'm thinking the thermal sensor is deadI'm considering just using the firebricks and making a smaller kiln to use as a foundry or for heat treating knivesI'm still in highschool and will use the kiln there for ceramics.: They can climb and get in just about anywhereIf they have a nest; you have a problemThey not only chew insulation, they also chew electrical wires! This can cause an electrical short and possibly a fire! If you use a humane trap, what do you do with them? If you let the go out side they will simply return insideTraps and poison (harsh I know) is better then a serious problem or the house burning down if they chew through electrical wires.

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