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1260oC Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Good Thermal Insulation Characteristics

1260oC Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Good Thermal Insulation Characteristics

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General Information of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

l  CMAX ceramic fiber blanket is made from high quality Kao-Ling clay, high purity alumina and silica oxides by spun or blown process.

l  Ceramic fiber blanket is asbestos free. Double-side needling provides ceramic fiber blanket with great tensile or handing strength for easy installation.

 

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1260oC Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Good Thermal Insulation Characteristics

1260oC Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Good Thermal Insulation Characteristics

1260oC Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Good Thermal Insulation Characteristics

1260oC Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Good Thermal Insulation Characteristics

1260oC Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Good Thermal Insulation Characteristics

 

Technical Data of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

1260oC Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Good Thermal Insulation Characteristics


Feature of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Heat resistance

Light weight

Low thermal conductivity


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



FAQ

Q1: How do you control the products quality?

A1: 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 is conducted by workers and then each piece will be sorted and examined by quality supervisors.

 

Q2: What`s the lead time for my order?

A2: It depends on customers’ requirements and our production schedule. And usually we need 30-60 days for refractory bricks,10-25 days for unshaped refractory materials and 10-20 days for ceramic fiber blankets.

 

 


Q:Is there a better way to dye clothing (than RiT dye) ?
Write up your proposed device in a clear to understand format, and take it to any nearby universityLet the experts have a look; and if it is honestly that good, they'll be glad to invest time into helping you.
Q:Who can tell me what ceramic fiber blanket is?
Products of ceramic fiber, made by using ceramic fiber as material, refers to industrial products with light weight, high temperature resistance, good thermal stability, low thermal conductivity, low specific heat and mechanical shock resistance and other advantages. It is exclusively applied in all kinds of high temperature, high pressure and environments where it is easy to wear.
Q:Please tell me some low fat, low calories, high fiber foods?
I like Nature Valley Fibre Source barsThey're 100% whole grain and have 5g of fibre, 2g protein, and 2g fat containing your omegas You can buy low-fat whole wheat bread at the supermarket, or whole grain english muffinsCereals are great - I like raisin bran, but there is also bran flakes and lots of other healthy cereals like Museli (not too sure on the spelling) Remember, vegetables and fruit have plenty of fibre in them and are a great lower calorie choice.
Q:A friend of mine is going on vacation to Peru I want her to bring me some yarn back with herI know they do a lot of felting in South America, but didn't know if they used sheep wool, or if llama alpaca fibers felt as wellI only do wet-feltingThanks for your input!!
Yes, many animal fibres will felt, including long hair dog, cats, rabbit, poodle, etcNot all sheep wool will felt - it depends on the kind of fibre it isBe aware that although there are llamas and alpaca in South America, that does not mean that local people will have yarn made from that fibreYou will find many stores ONLY sell brightly coloured acrylicThis is for the same reason why we can't find any good apples here, even though they grow in our backyardAll the best product is always sold for other parts of the world, and we have all the left-overs no one else wants, or get it from somewhere else.
Q:So I am working on the first row which I think is called the chain linkHowever, as I am going, I don't like the resultsSome parts are tight and some are loose with obvious holesDoes this matter? Should I keep it tight or loose? Someone somewhere said you should hold everything loosely to make it easierBut this seems to lead to the holes.and doing it tightly, is harder to get the needle through the holeNot to mention, I'm not even sure how I could manage to do each stitch perfectly uniform with the restJust the slightest pull seems to make it different than the next.
Yes, if you eat as much fibre as you thinkBTW, you do not need a bowel movement daily.that's old medical schoolOnce every 2nd day is fineHowever, if it's longer than 2 days, 1/2 glass of prune juice will do it, and is very healthy for you 3
Q:have a simple Uniden pro 510xl radio.i have a simple 4 foot cb antenna (i dont know much about it, all i know is its not a loaded antenna) and i want to get the best range out of my four watts.i live in a heavily forested area and am pretty level with everything else around me.i dont want to install the antenna outside and i was wondering if i could install it in my attic.the walls in my attic are pretty thin with no insulation on the ceiling.no wires or pipes either.there is little between the antenna and the outside world (i have a non-metallic shingled roof (also pretty thin).so if i installed the antenna in my attic, will it affect my performance compared to if i installed it outside at the same height?.i know it will attenuate the signal slightly if i installed it in my attic but i dont have a good idea on how radio waves in the cb frequency range propagate.so could i still get 6 miles or so with the attic-mounted antenna, or is outside the only way?
You will always get better performance if your antenna is clear of structuresYou would do better with an actual base antenna on the roof or antenna tower This being said, sometimes attics are the only alternativeIf you use this (vertical?) 4' antenna, it will require a ground plane, assuming it's a 1/4 wave antennaThis ground plane can take the form of 4 radials, 104 long, or as close to this as possibleTry to have the antenna itself as far away as possible from walls, posts or other obstructionsThe fact that you don't have aluminum siding or such is good, although sometimes wall insulation sometimes has a metalized surfaceYou might want to check thatIf you can bend the radials down a bit, that will create a better match between the antenna and coaxIdeally, the angle should be 45 degreesWhen life gives you lemons, make lemonadeSince you are limited to an attic, make the most of itIf you have an 18' straight stretch of attic, you might put up a 1/2 wave dipole antenna tooThere are a few web sites around that can show you how to make oneIt would be 17' 3 long, given by the equation: Length (in feet) 468 / frequency (in Megahertz) The frequency would be in the middle of the CB bandYou can hook regular 50 ohm coax to itThis should radiate a little better than the vertical, at least perpendicular to the dipoleIt will have very little radiation along the direction of the axisHave the vertical antenna below it if possibleBoth antennas should be tuned with an SWR meterSwap connections between the two to see which one does best in various directions, maybe the vertical will do better all aroundYou can run coax cables down from both to an antenna switch near your radio later.
Q:I mean the sugary kind you can buy at WalMart in bottles.
dying fabric requires a 'mordant' to treat the natural fiber prior to adding the colormordants give the fabric and kind of coating for the color to attach and soak into the fiberdifferent fabrics require different mordants, but alum and cream of tartar are the most commonyou can use the grocery store kind or fabric/craft stores might have the saltsthe earthguild link has the recipes for different mordants and fabrics I have tried powdered kool aid dying in the past and yes, it does fade with repeated washingsI haven't tried with the liquid kool aidI imagine the sugar acting strangely with the mordantthat might be kool, pun intendedsoak the fabric in the alum solution for several hours prior to the dying processgoing from wet-to-wet lets the fabric soak up the color betterthe longer you leave it in the dye, the deeper the colorand even if you hang to drip-dry, throw it in the dryer or set with an ironthe heat will help set the color into the fibers.
Q:I am waiting for my wool yarn to arrive so that I can crochet some diaper soakers, but I am wondering if i can waterproof acrylic yarn, can i lanolize it? just curious.
First of all, it may not be legal in your jurisdictionSecond, think thousands and thousandsYou have question of insulation, ventilation, heating, cooking, electrical, plumbingYou must have emergency exit, that's not crawling through some access door, but a full fledge door and framingAll this will require permits when you start dealing with structure, electrical, plumbingAnd permits require inspectionsSo unless your folks are willing to fork over.minimum $40,000 for your little hissy fit, suck it up and work on something they can handleYou room may need redecoratingYou say you have the original bed.heck mine is 50 years oldGranted it's had different mattresses.maybe that's what your needMaybe your furniture can be updatedIf old and beaten up, it can be paintedMaybe you need new paint, carpeting, window coveringsWhat makes you think you are entitled to your own man cave? That comes when you are out on your own and can afford to do it yourselfRight now you are living in your parent's home, their name is on the deed, not yours Four years and you are off to decorate a dorm roomRight now talk to head decorator, your mother, and see if a bit of negotiated decorating can occurYou don't get to touch structure.
Q:and at night time when I'm sleeping, my skin is hot to the touch but I feel so coldSo should I cover with blankets or not because I don't want to raise my body temperature anymore.
Increase the temp to 375 and cook for an additional 15 minutes.
Q:Do you stuff the links in knitted chain scarfs?
AluminumIt is used as heat sink material

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