High Pure Ceramic Fiber Insulation Blanket Roll HA
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General information of ceramic fiber blanket
Cmax ceramic fiber blanket is made of high quality kaolin clay, centrifugal high purity alumina and silica or blowing process. It's no asbestos. Double side acupuncture for easy installation provides a lot of tension or strength of the blanket.
Products are divided into standard, high pressure, HA and Hz, respectively, corresponding to the highest service temperature of 1000, 1100, 1200, and 1350
Characteristics of ceramic fiber blanket
Heat resistance
Light weight
Low thermal conductivity
Low heat storage
Thermal shock toughness
High tensile strength
Application of ceramic fiber blanket
Refractory fiber lining for petrochemical process heating furnace
Heat treatment furnace or intermittent (shuttle) kiln heat surface lining
General oven standby insulation
Heat sealing or kiln kiln car door
Electrical insulation
Ceramic fiber blanket
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1. What products do you have?
We have all kinds of refractory bricks, refractory casting materials, mortar, cement, ceramic fiber products, etc..
Or you can browse our products to choose what you need.
2. How to control product quality?
With strict quality control system throughout the material selection and production process, we have the quality of refractory materials and ceramic fiber products to meet customer requirements.
From the selection of raw materials, the quality of our control to start. The quality certificate of the raw material is required, each batch of the products are to be tested in the use of the forward line. In the production process, the quality control by the workers, and then each piece of classification, and through the quality supervision and inspection.
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My company is mainly engaged in refractories in the steel, cement, glass, ceramics, petrochemical, electric power and other industries.
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1. Which products do you have?
We have all kinds of refractory brick, castable, mortar, cement, ceramic fiber products, etc.
Or you could browse our products to choose what you need.
2. How do you control the products quality?
With strict quality control system throughout the materials selection and production process, our refractory and ceramic fiber products quality is effectively controlled to meet customer requirements.
From the raw materials selecting, our quality control begin. The quality certificates of raw materials are required and each batch will be tested before using. During production, the quality control are conducted by workers and then each piece will be sorted and examined by quality supervise.
3. Can you give me a brief introduction of the application of your products?
We are mainly specializing in the refractory materials in iron and steel, cement, glass, ceramics, petrochemical, electric power Industry, etc.
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In order to choose suitable products, it will be appreciated to provide us the information, such us specification, technical data, order quantity, products application etc.
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- Q:I am trying to get a idea of how much blown in insulation put in the exterior walls costs on average- if you have had this done on your house please let me know how much it costs you- and how large your house is in square feetany info you have would be greatly appreciated!! I want to make sure im not paying to much! thanks
- Funny you should askI was just saying to my son this evening that the walls really aren't the most important part of the house to insulateThe cost depends on whether the house is existing or new constructionThere are three types of material that can be blown into the walls - Fiberglass (yes, the same material they put in overhead CAN be blown into the walls), although I wouldn't recommend itCellulose and then Spray FoamTo make sure you're not paying too much, get several quotes from different companiesThe last I knew, insulation companies are very competitive and will cut a deal If the house is already existing, I always recommend taking the drywall off to ensure best coverageSee the answer given aboveObstacles in the wall will prevent proper installation.
- Q:Does regular thermal insulation block sound? I know there are different types of soundproofing insulation, but does regular insulation work at all? If so how well?
- When it comes to insulation, you really do get what you pay forIf you want the best insulated home regardless of cost, spray foam would be the product of choiceThe reason is not because of higher R-values necessarily, but the ability to stop air infiltrationOther insulation materials are porous to air and won't seal the houseSpray foams act as both an insulator to prevent conductive heat flow and an airseal to prevent convective heat flow There are two types of spray foams.closed-cell polyurethane and open celled products such as IcyneneBoth are very effectiveThe closed cell foams offer a higher R-value per inch (approximately R-6.5-6.8 per inch) and can add rigidity and strength to the home because they are as hard as wood when installedHowever they can offgas a small amount over time, and because they are rigid, do not move with the house over time which can lead to separation from the substrate in some instancesOpen celled foams have a lower R-value per inch (R-3.6 per inch), but offer the benefit of being soft and being able to handle building movement without separating and losing the airsealThey are also waterbased which makes them very safe because there is no offgassing over timeAs far as sound control, the best products would either be an open celled foam (complete airseal and it is soft, helping to absorb sound) or a spray in cellulose product (airseal and good sound absorber)Closed cell foams perform pretty well also because of the airseal, but because they are so rigid, do not absorb sound as well as softer materialsIt's important to know that you will pay about 2.5-3 times the insulation cost for a foam insulated house as compared to standard fiberglassAlso,because of the tightness levels achieved with spray foam, you need to consider something like an air exchanger to bring fresh air into your house and purge out moist, stale airOtherwise, you could have an indoor air quality and/or moisture problem inside the houseHope this helps.
- Q:I'm going to take fibre supplement to relieve my constipation problemHowever there are so many kinds and brands of fibre supplement product in the marketCan anyone tell me how to choose? Is there any specific brand you would recommend? Is SmartFibre by RenewLife a good choice? The advertisement says the product contains flax and borage seed fibre (a blend of 50% soluble fibre and 50% insoluble fibre)Thanks a lot.
- You can contact your doctor and ask for something called miralax It is not dangerous when taken for long periods of timeIt just helps water attach to the bowel which is what constipation is from: lack of water in the bowel essentiallyYou could resolve the problem by drinking at least 8 glasses of water a day and trying to have a bowel movement about 20 to 30 minafter a meal no matter whether you feel you need to go or notExercise is also helpful in activating bowelsIf you still feel the need for a supplementShaklee makes a very good fiber suplement that will help greatlyAvoid constipating foods also.chocolate, dairy, caffine and so on.look up a list online of constipating foods.there are many websites that have themGood Luck!
- Q:Is it ok if I just put tyvek moisture barrier and skip out on the fanfold insulation or rigid foam insulation? SO basically it would be my sheathing tyvek moisture wrap and vinyl siding? Would that be enough protection?
- Of course you don'tHave you ever tried thinking?
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- Q:Why do my jeans ALWAYS fadeI wash them a lot, so I need some tips here, what should I use???
- Your jeans fade because your washer essentially beats them to a pulp over time, aiding in the disintegration of the jean fibersThis is how people get that oh-so- comfortable Abercrombie and Fitch look to their jeansThey've been washed thousands of times, which has caused the fabric to weaken and loosenAlso the color dyeing process is applied to the whole garment not the individual cotton yarn strands that make up the jean garment 1If you don't want them to fade make sure you wash them in very cold water in gentle plant based detergent, not Tide, do not use any kind of bleach, and wash them inside out or2Dry clean your denim onlyDry cleaning is the best method I have discovered to keep my jeans from fading3If you wash your jeans at home, do not, I repeat, do not put them in the dryerDid you know that the dryer shrinks and fades clothing? What do you think you're pulling out of the dryer's lint screen, you guessed it - the disintegration of your clothesThe washer does this too, but the dryer is the other half of this double whammy that can be eliminated I never put jeans that I like to preserve as much as possible in the dryer.
- Q:I live in a very cold part of the US, Northern michiganLast year one of my pipes in my unheated garage burst and caused alot of damageI wrapped the pipes in 1/2in foam insulation a week ago an i plan on wrapping on top of that R19 (6in) insulation to help out a little moreThe garage is uninsulated but the pipes are, How cold will the pipes be able to put up with with 1/2 foam insulation plus R19 wrapped around them? What else can i do to keep my pipes from bursting again? I CANT heat the garage, its too expensive.
- You have got to remember that no matter how much insulation there is around the water pipe there must be a tempdifference, Sooner or latter the temp will equalize and the pipe will become the same tempas the surrounding airHence it will still freezeOnly two suggestions is Let water drip, the colder the more the dripFlowing water can't freezeOr the heat tape.
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- Q:How do I get rid of the indentations? I have tried vacuuming over the area several timesHowever, the carpet has not returned to its original pile Do I need to steam clean it or just wait for the carpet to fluff up on its own?
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High Pure Ceramic Fiber Insulation Blanket Roll HA
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