Ceramic Fiber Blanket 1260 C, 1400 C, 1600 C

Ceramic Fiber Blanket 1260 C, 1400 C, 1600 C

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100 m.t./month

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Quick Details

Grade:	HA (High Aluminum)	Application:	Refractory	Thickness:	25 or 50
Width:	610	Length:	7200	Chemical Composition:	Al2O3
Ultimate Strength (≥ MPa):	500	Working Temperature:	1260	Fiber Diameter:	0.005
Shrinkage (1800 ℉, 3h):	2	Thermal Conductivity:	60	Density (kg/m³ ):	128
Model Number:	1260	Brand Name:		Place of Origin:	(Mainland)
color:	white

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	carton box
Delivery Detail:	10 days

Specifications

Ceramic fiber blanket 1260-1400-1600
High strength and low shrinkage
Good resiliency with low heat storage
Low thermal conduc

CMAX Ceramic fiber blanket

ceramic fire-resistant fiber blanket is a kind of continuous cotton tiled fiber blanket made by pure material melted in 2300 degrees of high temperature upon tossing and needling, which has high tensile strength, sound capability against chemical erosion and is smooth in surface. The fiber blanket is free from organic adhesive.

polycrystal fiber blanket is a kind of continuous cotton tiled fiber blanket made by chemical glue with more than 70% of alumina in content, which has very high thermal-resistant performance, tensile strength, sound capability against chemical erosion and is smooth in surface. Product Description
Ceramic fiber blanket

Ceramic fiber fiber blanket has excellent processing strength, can be processed into any shape. Ceramic fiber fiber blanket has various kinds of unit weight and specification, extreme high processing or construction strength, sound performance against high temperature, which can meet the requirements of various insulation applications between hot surfaces and cold surfaces in different kilns and furnaces.

Typical Applications

Kiln liner, boiler heat insulation, temperature control in heat treatment, top heat insulation for glass kiln

Furnace door sealing, inner flue liner, piping heat insulation, heat insulation parts inside transportation equipment

Fire-resistant home appliance heat sealing washer. Heat insulator for slowly stress releaing in heat treatment for outdoor welding seam

High temperature filtering media, heat insulation in nuclear power, heat insulation in vapor and thermal turbine.

Main performance		blanket	zirconic blanket	polycrystal blanket
Classified temperature	°C	1260	1400	1600
Capacity (normal)	Kg/m³	64, 96, 128, 160 (Other capacity can be customized)	64,96, 128, 160 (Other capacity can be customized)	100,130
Unit weight		128 Kg/m³	128 Kg/m³	130 Kg/m³
In average temperature below
600°C		0.12	0.12	0.1
800°C		0.16	0.16	0.15
1000°C		0.23	0.23	0.21
Chemical composition
Al2O3	%	44	35	72
SiO2	%	56	50	28
ZrO2	%	-	15
	%	-	-

Package: 15kg/carton
Fiber blanket size:7200×600×6,12.5,20,25,40,50mm

Q: What do you think is the best insulation material? :O?: They still exist, but many of the old soviet style apartment blocks in the major cities have been replaced or are being replaced by new modern apartment blocks.They can be quite expensive depending on the locationAlso there are pre soviet apartments wich are quite beautiful and are listed buildings

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Q: We've been getting ice dams in the winterShould we turn on our gable fan to cool off the attic? Would that help?: Density is equal to mass/volume (dm/v) Volume is equal to mass/density (vm/d) mass is equal to densityvolume (mdv) Make sure to keep track of your units too!

Q: I live in Crowley Texas, and I need to file with the renters grievance board because the landlord refuses to fix my leaking kitchen faucet, the terrible insulation making the air conditioner run all day long and not cool the house also making me pay a $350 electric bill every monthKeep in mind i live in a one bedroom one bath 650 square foot houseMy neighbor has complained as well and the landlord told him There's nothing I'm going to doIt's only going to get hotterThis was after we had an a/c guy come out and tell us exactly what we thought- poor insulation in the attic, non thermal pane windows, and gaps in the foundation (can see daylight through cracks in door)Now she is refusing to even have a lawn care crew tend to the little bit of grass we actually haveIt has become more of a pain to live here yet im stuck to my lease ends.: Other than the faucet, you really don't have anything to take to themNotify the landlord in writing of the faucet issueIf he does not fix it in a month, fix it yourself or hire some one to fix it and deduct it from your rentBe sure to provide receiptsYou can not compel your landlord to make improvements such as installing insulation.

Q: I have two cats, one of them licks everything!I know there's nothing odd tasting about anything she licks.My other cat doesn't lick everything like that, it's just her.Yesterday when I was outside, she walked up and started licking the cement.And when she's inside, she'll lick chairs and the carpet, and basically just anything!She's on a good diet and eating enough foodI know she's not trying to let us know she's hungry or nutrient deprived.Is there a reason why she does this?: You are lucky the microwave did not explodeThe food is probably OK to eat, but you now need to have someone look at the microwave before you use it again because you may have broken it and it could be dangerous to use.

Q: My dad has 5 sheep and 2 alpacasThey get shorn every year, because they have toAnd so we have a shed full of wool (mostly because we are too lazy to get it spun and stuff)But I was thinking about it, and would you (a vegan) not wear/use this wool? What would you propose happens to it in a perfect all-vegan world, it be thrown away, or what?I'm not trying to be offensive or anything like that, I'm just wonderingWool is the one thing I just don't get about veganism.: that's pretty broadit depends for what? baking.no you can'tFor colouring hair.no you cant For covering something up in the fridge, I guess you canWax paper is used mostly just so dough and things don't stickOr to keep things from burning, like doing iron on t-shirtsAnd if you used aluminum foil for that.you'd be in some trouble.

Q: it has not been practical to enhance the performance of silicon photovoltaic cells by using lenses with high concentration ratios because.a) the extreme magnification makes the sun's image too large to match the surface of the solar cell.b) the Carnot efficiency cannot exceed the maximumc) the solar cell efficiency is reduced at the resulting high temperaturesd) the lenses are more expensive per square centimeter than are the silicon solar cellsExplain.: The best answer is: c) the solar cell efficiency is reduced at the resulting high temperatures Most concentrating pv systems require coolingPassive Cooling: Here, the cell is placed on a cladded cermaic substrate with high thermal conductivityThe ceramic also provides electrical isolationActive Cooling: Typically, liquid metal is used as a cooling fluid, capable of cooling from 1,700°C to 100°C(Quoted from source)

Q: I'm looking for all natural dog food with high fiberNo IamsShe was on that and it was not good for her because it has corn in it.: well, if you need to find a loophole.you said you cant cover on the outside, but they never said you couldnt line the inside with anything (insulation like fiberglass) and im guessing they never technically said the ice cube had to be a certian size, and a bigger peice of ice would melt slower

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