Ceramic Fiber Blanket - Ultra Heat Insulation Standard
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General Information of Ceramic Fiber Blanket
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. Double-side needling provides blanket with great tensile or handing strength for easy installation.
The products are classified as STD, HP, HA, and HZ respectively corresponding to different maximum service temperature 1000℃,1100℃,1200℃ and 1350℃
Feature of Ceramic Fiber Blanket
Heat resistance
Light weight
Low thermal conductivity
Low heat storage
Resilient to thermal shock
High tensile strength
Application of Ceramic Fiber Blanket
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
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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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- Q: Hello, I am thinking about installing Radiant Barrier type product in my attic to save on energy costsI was reading over the recommended installation methods and most of them say to install it under the rafters in the attic OR over the insulation on the attic floorDoes it make sense to install Radiant Barrier on BOTH the rafters and over the insulation? Or does that create a worse oven that what already exists in an attic without Radiant Barrier?
- How about no radiant barrier at all? The whole concept is rather dubious and at times borders on being a scamPretend for a minute that you can see infrared (heat) and that it was much like regular lightA radiant barrier is supposed to reflect infrared - so if you put it on the rafters it would reflect heat radiating from the ceiling back to the ceiling, and heat from the roof, back to the roofAs a regular conductive insulator, it is almost worthless You would be much better off using regular fiberglass insulation because most of the heat transfer is via conduction and not radiationSpend your money on sealing air leaks through pot lights and openings in the ceiling, and then add as much regular insulation as you can affordThe best place for a reflective coating in the summer would actually be outside the roof - e.ga reflective roof to keep it coolMany studies have been performed on radiant barriers and they all point to dismal resultsNot so much because they don't work - but because radiation is not the primary method of heat loss/gainI will add a few links below for you to ponderIf you like doing this kind of things, by all means set up some experiments - but be aware that your savings may be negligibleYou mention in the first sentence to save on energy costs so I assume your primary motivation is monetaryIt would be worthwhile to get someone to come in with a thermal imaging camera (sometimes called a thermal audit) and give you some color photos pinpointing where you are losing the most energyThen you can concentrate your efforts and money on where it is really neededThe last link below has some infrared photos I have taken of ceilings with defects that you should find interestingGood luck with your project.
- Q: How did you stay fresh/cool during the hot summers when air conditioners were not available to all?
- I never lived in a house that did not have at least a huge attic fanThe ability to circulate air from the outside through the house was a good way to keep the inside of the house as cool as possibleIn a very humid climate a ventilating fan was the only helpIn a very dry climate an evaporative cooler was wonderful before refrigerated air conditioning became practical for single family dwellingsIn Uvalde County, Texas the humidity is very low and evaporative coolers or more commonly referred to as Swamp Coolers, were the only answerI slept under a blanket on the floor in front of the Swamp cooler and almost froze in the middle of the summerSwamp coolers pump water over large pads of wood fibre called cellsor and as the water runs down through the pads air is drawn through the padsThe evaporation of the water has a cooling effect and is absolutely wonderfulDesert climates still make swamp coolers very popularThey are much cheaper to operate than refrigerated air conditionersWhen I was a teenager in Southwest Texas a date with a girl who gave you the cold shoulder was sought after by all the guys in the summer timeYeah, Right !
- Q: My sister and I took the baby's tempearlier today and it was 98.7.we pulled off his blanketWe just took it again right now, because he woke up with a very sweaty backAnyway, it was 97.7.We don't really know the right tempsfor a newborn, so could anybody tell me what the normal tempis for him?P.S.We took his tempwith a thermometer pacifier.
- If it isn't paying rent, evict it; rats are no exceptionMake sure no 'food' is around for their temtationRats love garbage, spilled foods and dog/cat food - - will chew holes in a paper bag to get to itI personally use the basic rat traps (large mouse traps)When it snaps, it kills the rodent quickly you dispose of it then reset trap for the nextI do not care for rats either, but I still don't want them to sufferPoison is a painful death, rat could die in wall deteriate there (phew), another animal eats poisoned rat, they will die, tooSticky strips I do not like eitherThey get caught in it and have to die gradually by starvation and/or dehydrationLast option is live humane trap, then call animal control to eliminateYou would have to have several traps to catch all.
- Q: how can caffeine help you lose weight and how healthy can that really be for you?any side effects of a high fiber high caffeine diet?
- In an atom of neutral charge, the atomic number is equal to the number of electronsSo in this case number of electrons13 protons13 AKA atomic number neutrons14 Mass Number27
- Q: I am going through a complete home reno and am looking to re-insulating my atticI assume what is there now is the old foam type insulation.However I am also getting an Attic A/C installed, so my question is should I get the attic re-insulated before or after the A/C is installed?I am unsure if what is there can just stay and put new insulation on top or if It has to be removed and new insulation placed.Thanx
- There are 2 ways1You can iron itLay your head down on the ironing board and have someone run the irond own the length of your hair(make sure the iron isn't too hot or keep it on too long to burn your hair.)This was how the girls got their straight hair in the 1960's 2 you can put permanent wave solution on your hair and just com through straight and leave it on the minutes it says for the curled hairYou can either do it with a home ern or have a beautition do it.
- Q: let's say you have three pieces/lengths of fiber: a thick thread, a medium thickness string, and a thin rope Which one is the thread, string and rope? At what THICKNESS does thread become string? At what THICKNESS does string become rope? MoreoverHow exactly DO you classify thread, string or rope?
- I believe that disc brakes are illegal in cyclocrossI would not recommend getting a disc bikeI would say to get the TrekSteel may be a little more comfortable, but $200 is a bunch of money.
- Q: He has a dog house big enough to turn around in but small enough to conserve heathe has 2 dog beds and a couple blankets piled in thereI made a door out of some old carpet and cut it to make a flapAlso he has a heated water bowl and an always full food bowl.I Don't keep him inside because I already have another male dog in the house and i don't want my living room to become a territory marking contest like the backyard is.Plenty of people tell me that they do there hunting dogs that way and they are fineIm not worried about fineI want to be sure he is comfortableThis may be asking for too much but im not really looking for a guess, I was hoping for an answer from someone who really knows their stuff on this.Thanks in advance
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Ceramic Fiber Blanket - Ultra Heat Insulation Standard
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- Min Order Qty:
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