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: I would never buy from a ''furrier'' or whatever it's called, but I have seen fur coats in antique stores from maybe the 50s or even older, so the animals killed to make them have been long deadMy thought it that not buying it won't solve anything, it will just go to wasteI really want one because it's so softbut what would happen if i wear it in public? would I get reprimanded for it? I don't know because I have never seen a person wearing a fur coat irlYou might say it's because they are ugly, but some of them are really nice imo, and it really depends what you wear it with I thinkgt;wgt;: It really depends on where you areMy father did a two year stint in Brochet, Manitoba as a radio operator - an incredibly remote northern place with primitive conditions and a horribly harsh climateIn addition, the small village was primarily native peopleThe Canadian government provided my father with a hooded coat lined with wolf fur Apparently there is something unusual about wolf fur in that one's breath does not condense on it (meaning the hood/face mask does not become a big slab of ice due to one's breath) It's been 50 years but he still talks about that coatIn some places fur is totally acceptable due to cultural traditions and economic/climactic realitiesHowever, in most places where fur is not part of the cultural tradition and/or is not needed for survival/comfort, many people will see it as decadent, unnecessary, violent and ugly You live in a free country With freedom comes choices and consequences On the up side, you can wear what you want, like and what makes you feel comfortable and attractive On the down side, other people are going to think what they think and say what they sayYes, I DO think, depending on where you are, some people will give you dirty looks or judge you or even worse if you wear fur, even used furIt's up to you to decideHow much do you love the fur and how much crap are you willing to take over it? :-) P.S I completely understand the compulsion to wear warm, soft animal goodness That being said, I am an avid knitter and create my own luscious garments out of fibers spun from animals that does not require the animal be killed Merino wool (from sheep), angora wool (from rabbits) and tussah silk (silk from WILD worms in their natural environment, not farmed) make wonderful socks, hats, shawls, scarves, sweaters, etc It is expensive stuff - I have spent as much as $60 on ONE ball of yarn - but way worth it and it's still less expensive (and less controversial) than wearing fur:-)

Q: What is it?10 points for best answer :3: ok, i only have the answer for 1,2,4 but hope it helpswork done (J) Energy Transferred (J) work done (J) force applied (N) x distance moved in direction of force (m) 1800 J 2100 N 3(don't have the answer, sorry) 412 meters p.sthanks for asking this cos it's a great help for me as I'm doing some revision for my GCSE Science exam next month and i have to practice work done etc.

Q: OK I am not interested in spending money every week and paying feesThis is the internet, there has to be some place to get a Diet plan AND shopping list for free!! My question has two parts: ONE does anyone know where to get a ABSOLOUTLY FREEEEE Diet Profile and SHOPPING LIST? And TWO: Does anyone have a Diet plan and shopping list for the HIGH FIBER DIET? I took several online tests and quizzes from places like ediets, diets, so on so on haha even celebrity fit clubBut the most common answer for me since I am on the run, am a total fast food, microwave food, skip meals, only eat once or twice a day usually in the evening kinda gal WAS recommended to do the HIGH FIBER DIETAny and all help on this would be so appreciated.: I was going to tell you to just eat them butMaybe wrap up as best as possible with several layers or plastic cling wrap and then re-heat just prior to servingEither microwave or place in oven with a pan on the bottom rack with about 1/8th inch of water for steam.

Q: What is the best insulation for a basement especially for soundproofing?: I would say the best is Icynene spray foam insulation especially for soundproofing quality.

Q: What do you think? How has it?: The effects on out daily lives has been profoundBesides the obvious such as the silicon chip and Teflon, the most advances have been industrial applicationsAdvanced metal alloys that are lighter and corrosive resistantFire protection, lighter more thermal resistant insulation, advanced ceramics, and carbon fiberGo into any modern building and hundreds of items from the paint on the walls to the ceramic infused concrete foundations has been effected from NASA sponsored research.

Q: I straighten my hair almost every dayor at least i try toI have a mini conair oneIts not the bestbut it never gets as straight as I want it tooI seem to miss spotsMy hair is fairly long with some layersIts brownIm 13Idk what to do to get it to look better and not so blahh!: 2010 Mustang Gt Specs

Q: I have a crawl space attached to a heated basement and has a opening to access it, my question is should the insulation be on the floor and the side walls or just the side walls, the floor gets very cold in the corner and i don't see any air leaks from outside, also it's a new addition (10yrs old) and it's only a 15x8 space.: There are more exotic combinations than Al2O3, like the neutral molecule AlO2, and the anion AlO2^-, which is sometimes called aluminate and has a -1 chargeThe AlO3^3- anion is also called aluminateThere is no giving of electronsThe bonds in AlO2 or AlO2^- are covalentIn the AlO2^- anion there is an extra electron giving it the -1 chargeAluminum is the central atomThere is a double bond to one oxygen and a single bond to the other oxygen[O-AlO]^-

Q: As a health cereal touted for its high fiber, I was surprised to see aspartame in the ingredients list Does anyone know if it has been proven to really be bad for you? I've heard cases linking it to cancer.is this true??: Let the chicken breast bake on low for about 30 minutes and then turn the chicken on a higher temperature and let It bake for about 45 minutes.

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