Ceramic Fiber Blanket 1430C - Refractory Insulating Materials
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- Min Order Qty:
- 225 roll
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 roll/month
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General information:
Cmax ceramic fiber blanket is made from high quality gao-ling clay, high purity alumina and silica oxides by spun or blown process. It is asbestos free. No chemical binder is added. Double-size needling provides blanket with great tensile or handling strength for easy installation. Blankets are available in various classified temperature from 1260ºC to 1430ºC.
Standard Sizes:
25*610*7200mm
50*610*3600mm
13*610*14400mm
25*1220*7200mm
50*1220*3600mm
Regular Density:
128kg/m3, 96kg/m3
Advantages:
Heat reflectance
Light weight
Flexible
Resilient to thermal stock
High tensile strength
Corrosion resistance
Easy to install
Asbestos free
Application:
Petrochemical process heater refractory fiber lining
Heat treating furnace or intermittent (shuttle) kiln hot face lining
General furnace backup insulation
Heat seals for kiln car or furnace door
Electrical insulator
High temperature acoustic
Fire protection
Non-standard sizes are available upon request.
TECHNIQUE DATA | ||||
STD | HP | HA | HZ | |
CLASSIFICATION TEMPERATURE(C) | 1260 | 1260 | 1350 | 1450 |
WORKING TEMPERATURE(C) | 1000 | 1050 | 1200 | 1350 |
COLOR | WHITE | WHITE | WHITE | WHITE |
BULK DENSITY(kg/m 3 ) | 96/128 | 96/128 | 96/128 | 96/129 |
THERMAL SHRINKAGE 24HRS | ≤ 3 | ≤ 3 | ≤ 3.5 | ≤ 3.5 |
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY(W/m. k) | ||||
800C | 0.15 | 0.176 | 0.160 | 0.155 |
1000C | 0.170 | 0.220 | 0.180 | 0.230 |
1200C | - | - | 0.260 | 0.31 |
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION(%) | ||||
Al2O3 | 45-46 | 45-46 | 53-55 | 38-54 |
SiO2+Al2O3 | 98.5 | 99 | 99 | 82-90 |
ZrO2 | - | - | - | 13-18 |
Fe2O3 | ≤ 0.4 | ≤ 0.3 | ≤ 0.3 | ≤ 0.3 |
- Q: So I'm knitting a scarf and its doubled up meaning I'm knitting with 2 yarns at once instead of oneAnd when I want to change colours, it's difficult and confusing but afterward I have a bunch of ends on the sidesI want to learn how to sew those ends in without it coming out when it gets tossed around, washed maybe, and all that jazz : D thank you very much for anyone that answers.
- Basically you just use a tapestry needle to weave the ends in wherever you think they'll be least noticeableI usually try to overlap where I weave the ends, so the yarn doubles back on itself, for extra security when washing and wearing, but that does make a bit of a thick spotYou can't see it, and really won't feel it unless you're looking for it usuallyYou can easily google videos which will give you more details, but really it's just something you have to jump in and do however you think is bestIf you're knitting with a chunky yarn, you really don't need to worry about it so long as you keep each color by itself, rather than weaving one color into anotherChunky yarn and patterns are extremely forgiving.
- Q: can i wash a100% wool blanket?
- Warm, gentle cycle except you'll probably need a larger machine than a home machine (unless it's a twin blanket) and that means laundromatIdeally it should hang to dry but in winter than could take foreverAll my wool blankets specifically say dry clean, but I have washed them.but never dried in dryerException would be the care label which says machine washable,dry on low heat
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- Q: I live in MichiganMy home is on a slab foundation so all the heating/cooling ductwork is in the attic.Though I have added extra insulation and the proper attic venting (soffit vents and ridge vent) I continue to get too much heat in the attic thus allowing snow melting into ice on the roof.If you have/had this problem and found a solution or have any ideas, I would appreciate hearing about them.Thanks
- The duct work would certainly be the best place to startDucts can have significant leakage that would cause this problemThis especially true if you have metal ductingFinding leaks is not that bad if you have good accessTurn the system on and inspect closely wherever a joint is locatedThe leakage should be very easy to findMark the areas and turn off the systemWhen sealing do not use duct tapeBuy the clear tape that is designed for ductsIt should be in the same section as duct tapeOr use duct mastic with a mesh tape which does an even better jobDepending on your own inspection it might be wiser to go with newIt can be faster and you might get better resultsI would suggest taking off the registers and sealing the metal work with caulking as well While up in the attic inspect the areas that the register comes to the wall and look for gapsIf they are not seal use expansion foam to fill the gaps You could be experiencing the problem due to missing insulation in the attic as wellTypically the area that the snow is melting at the fastest rate on the roof is the area that is problematicIt is also possible that there is a significant leak coming from your heated conditioned space into your atticPocket doors and uninsulated multiple can lights can be an issueA disconnected bathroom exhaust fan could also be a problemA HERS Rater will have special equipment and training to inspect and test systemsOne that has a thermal imager would be even better A good HVAC contractor can also handle most of these issues as they are experts at the systems and familiar working in attic space
- Q: i was wondering which kind because in my health class we were talking about fiber and i was curious.Like apples and pears, and etc.etcand how many grams of fiber r u supposed 2 eat?thanks 2 all that answer.
- Heres a few foods that are great when it comes to getting those 25-35 grams of fiber a dayI know its tough, I have a hard time getting enough myself every dayHope this helps! Fiber contents shown below on the high fiber food chart are for a food quantity of 1/2 cup unless otherwise noted: Bananas, 3 grams - medium 8 long Beans, 6-10 grams - baked beans, black beans, great northern beans, kidney beans, garbanzos, pinto beans, white beans Berries, 4-5 grams - blackberries, raspberries Bran Cereals, 5-10 grams - All-Bran, Bran Buds, 100% Bran, Raisin Bran Bread, 4-7 grams - 2 slices whole wheat, pumpernickel, seven-grain Broccoli, 4-5 grams Brussels Sprouts, 2 grams Carrots, 3-4 grams Dried Figs, 10 grams - 3 figs Fruit, 4 grams - medium apple, medium pear Green Beans, 2 grams - broad beans, pole beans, snap beans Greens, 4-6 grams - beet greens, collards, kale, spinach, turnip greens Lentils, 6 grams Lima Beans - 4-6 grams Peas, 7-9 grams - black-eyed peas, green peas Potatoes, 4-5 grams - medium baked Idaho or sweet potato Sweet Corn, 5 grams
- Q: Hey, I'm in bed and my comforter is like static or somethingIt's making sparks and I'm scared it will electrocute me!!! Please help, thanks
- LOL! It's static electricity from the cold airMy micro-fiber fleece blanket does the same thingA bunch of little white sparks fly when I adjust the coversDon't worry about it.
- Q: i don,t think i get enough fiber in my dietwhat i want to ask you is what kind of food is high in fiber that,s a good laxative? i know about fruit and vegetables, but what kind of cereal that,s good to loosen the colon? when i do eat meat, what about fish, will it hurt the digestion system? and 1 more thing, what about dairy products? are they good for you? thanks people! have a nice day.
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- Q: Can you recycle baby food jars ? And drinking glasses with cracks in them?
- Glass is glass and recycled glass rarely goes into new glasswareIt is too expensive to processMost is recycled into fibre glass insulating blanketThe rest is choking up facilities all over the world as there is little demand for it.
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Ceramic Fiber Blanket 1430C - Refractory Insulating Materials
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 225 roll
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 roll/month
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