Ceramic Fiber Blanket Liners of Industrial Furnace Application
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Ceramic Fiber Blanket Liners of Industrial Furnace Application
Fiber Blanket Introduction
Ceramic fiber blanket is made from high quality Gao-ling clay,high purity alumina and silica oxides by spun or blown process.the ceramic fiber blanket series includes STD/HP/HA/HZ,according to the different service temperature range from 1050-1350 oC.
The products are mainly used as inner lining for kilns in the metallurgy, petrochemical, machinery and electrons, ceramics industries, etc., and insulating material for nuclear power industry.
Fiber Blanket Features
1.Low thermal conductivity,low thermal capacity;
2.High wervice temperature,and can contact with the flame directly;
3.Good thermal stability, chemical stability and thermal shock resistance;
4.Good sound and heat insulation ability;
5.Easy to construct and convenient to use.
Fiber Blanket Application
O Refining and Petrochemical
Reformer and pyrolysis lining
Tube seals, gaskets and expansion joints
Crude Oil heater linings
O Steel Industry
Heat treating and annealing furnaces
Furnace door linings and seals
Soaking pit covers and seals
Furnace hot face repairs
Reheating furnace and ladle covers
O Ceramic Industry
Kiln car insulation and seals
Continuous and batch kilns
Power Generation
Boiler insulation
Boiler door
Reusable turbine covers
Expansion seals pipe covering
High temperature pipe, duct and turbine insulations
Fiber Blanket Technical Data
ITEM | STD | HP | HA | HZ |
Classification Temp., ℃ | 1260 | 1260 | 1350 | 1430 |
Working Temp., ℃ | 1050 | 1100 | 1200 | 1350 |
Al2O3 Content | 45-47 | 45-46 | 53-55 | 38-54 |
ZrO2 Content | -- | -- | -- | 10-18 |
Thermal Conductivity(w/m.k) | (1000 ℃) 0.17 | (1000 ℃) 0.22 | (1200 ℃) 0.26 | (1200 ℃) 0.31 |
Thermal Shrinkage 24h,% | (1150 ℃) ≤3 | (1250 ℃) ≤3 | (1300 ℃) ≤3.5 | (1350 ℃) ≤3.5 |
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Q1:What's the MOQ of trial order?
A:No limit,We can offer the best suggestions and solutions according to your condition.
Q2:Which payment terms can you accept?
A:T/T,L/C are available for us.
Q3:How to slove the quality problems?
A:If the products are not confirmed to customer samples or have quality problems,our compay will be responsible to make compensation for it.
Q4:Can you offers samples?
A:Of coures,samples are free but freight paid by the buyers.
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- Q:Hi there, 20 year old, fairly active (though I could stand to lose a few pounds) woman hereA few people have mentioned that I tend to uh, well, burp and fart quite a bit, and I've noticed that they're rightI am a college student and therefore don't eat quite as well as I should, (read: I eat fruits and veggies like once a week,) but I don't eat any red meat and take care to avoid spicy foods.Ideas?
- Simply because you mentioned the food thinghere's a summary of foods that could potentially increase the amount of gas you release Foods that cause gas Most foods that contain carbohydrates can cause gasBy contrast, fats and proteins cause little gasSugars The sugars that cause gas are raffinose, lactose, fructose, and sorbitolRaffinoseBeans contain large amounts of this complex sugarSmaller amounts are found in cabbage, brussels sprouts, broccoli, asparagus, other vegetables, and whole grainsLactoseLactose is the natural sugar in milkIt is also found in milk products, such as cheese and ice cream, and processed foods, such as bread, cereal, and salad dressingMany people, particularly those of African, Native American, or Asian background, normally have low levels of lactase, the enzyme needed to digest lactose, after childhoodAlso, as people age, their enzyme levels decreaseAs a result, over time people may experience increasing amounts of gas after eating food containing lactoseFructoseFructose is naturally present in onions, artichokes, pears, and wheatIt is also used as a sweetener in some soft drinks and fruit drinksSorbitolSorbitol is a sugar found naturally in fruits, including apples, pears, peaches, and prunesIt is also used as an artificial sweetener in many dietetic foods and sugar-free candies and gumsStarches Most starches, including potatoes, corn, pasta, and wheat, produce gas as they are broken down in the large intestineRice is the only starch that does not cause gasFiber Many foods contain soluble and insoluble fiberSoluble fiber dissolves easily in water and takes on a soft, gel-like texture in the intestinesFound in oat bran, beans, peas, and most fruits, soluble fiber is not broken down until it reaches the large intestine, where digestion causes gasInsoluble fiber, on the other hand, passes essentially unchanged through the intestines and produces little gasWheat bran and some vegetables contain this kind of fiber.
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- Q:i just installed a 12 in sub in my truck with a box that i madei really just wanted to get it in there so i went head thinkin if i need the insulation, i could add it laterthe thing is, i dont know what difference ot would makeif it does do something noticeable, can you tell me what, and what type of insulation to put in it?-Thanks
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- Q:I am looking for pink varigated yarn, does anyone know where i can find it?
- I would try Michael's craft store if you have one near youThey have a good selection of yarnAlso look at Jo-Ann Fabrics and, if you live in Ohio, Pat Catan'sWal-Mart generally carries yarn, as well, but not in abundanceThere are also specialty stores in pretty much every state so I would do a google search for yarn stores and your city or the next closest city to you.
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- First-glad you're taking the plunge! ; ) To answer your questionit depends on if your city picks it up and how they like itIn my town, everything but glass is picked up, and it doesn't have to be pre-sortedSo I have two trash cans side by side in the kitchen-one for trash and one for recyclingI collect glass in an old cat food bag (they're thick) on the back porchWhen I empty small trash cans, I first pull out recyclablesGlass I have to take in to a recycling centerIf, however, I had to take it all in to the recycling center, I'd probably have a sorting system at homeBecause at my particular center there are different dumpsters for different things (1 plastic, 2 plastic, glass, aluminum, steel, newpaper, mixed paper, and cardboard) and I wouldn't want to spend an extended amount of time at the recycling center, it would just make sense to pre-sortSo, really, it depends on the recycling system available to you how hard or easy it will be and what the best way to organize it will beDo a little research on your municipality, think a bit, and you should be able to find something that will work for you(And if it doesn't, tweak it.)
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