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Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Heat Storage Capacity

Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Heat Storage Capacity

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General Information of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

l  Ceramic fiber blanket is a needled blanket that is made from high purity spun ceramic fiber, suitable for high temperature insulation up to 2300°F.

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.

 

Feature of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Heat resistance

Light weight

Low thermal conductivity

Low heat storage

Resilient to thermal shock

High tensile strength


Product Sizes and Variants of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Width: ≤1220mm

Thickness: 6-60mm

Density: 4, 6, 8 lbs./cu. ft. (64, 96, 128 kg/m3)

(Non-standard sizes are available upon request)

 

Also available with aluminum foil back

 

Customer Application Notes

Product Handling: Require protective gloves, cloth, mask and dust control.

 

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Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Heat Storage Capacity

Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Heat Storage Capacity

Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Heat Storage Capacity

 

Technical Data of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

Ceramic Fiber Blanket with Low Heat Storage Capacity

 

Application of Ceramic Fiber Blanket

l  Lining, insulation and repair for furnaces, kilns, ovens, boilers;

l  Insulation for power plant, turbine, thermal reactor, generator, and nuclear applications;

l  Expansion joint seal and insulation;

l  Wrapping and insulation for high temperature pipe or metal casting;

l  Fire protective insulation and lining

l  Other high temperature seal, gasket, insulation or protection

 

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.

 

Q3: Can you offer Door-to-Door delivery?

A3: Yes, but only for some countries such as U.S., UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Russia, etc.


Q:A 20 year old houseBest way to add attic Insulation,heat and ac are located there?
Although blown in can be cheaper, with your heat and a/c in the attic, batt insulation might be your best betYou will need to be careful round your furnace and be sure the ducts are well insulated, especially in regards to the a/cPerhaps you could get a few estimates from insulation contractors in your area, and ask their professional opinion.
Q:I moved into a new place in the fall and my room is on the second floorNow that it's starting to heat up, I'm realizing that the a/c that's installed is inadequateAll I have is my computer running (~500W), my minifridge (~100W) and myself (~100W)I figured that the a/c would take care of that easily, but it's been going full blast for 12 hours (overnight), and it's still 80 degrees inside (the temperature outside is 70 and rising fast)I do have two east-facing windows, and so I think the sun is warming up the room in the morningI keep the blinds drawn, but it's still really warm! I'd like it to be about 70 in here- any ideas?
Use shades for all windows getting direct sunOpen the windows whenever it is cooler outside than insideNone of your appliances is generating a huge amount of heat, so I would seriously question that the A/C unit is working properlySmall window fans can help as wellAs you're on the second floor, don't forget to check on the attic insulation above your roofIt can readily pass the attic heat through into your room if poorly insulated.
Q:I have a concrete block foundation around my garage that I would like to paint a dark brown to matchBare block nowHow do I prep for this or what do I use (best type of paint/ primer if needed, oil, latex? ect.) I think regualar latax paint will peel within a yr on concretealso I am going to insulate this garage, is there that much difference between R-11 and R-13 for the walls if Im only going to heat it occassionally to work on cars once in awhile? Thanks
Yes! ever hear of plastics? Computers? Pacemakers? Artificial hearts? Smoke detectors? The push of money into research and development (RD) of the technologies that made the trip to the moon possible have had so many spinoffs into everyday life that it is impossible to name them all Without those billions of dollars spent on basic RD, we would not have nearly the level of technology we have todaythose billions would have had to come from somewhere and they weren't coming from private industry without a pushGeesh, digital cameras, frs family radios, integrated circuits, solar cells, I can go on and onThe standard argument you will use to counter mine is that this RD would have been done anyway, just not for spaceThis argument is fallacious because Space was a big thing back then (were you alive back then? I was) and the U.SGovernment poured BIG bucks into a ton of places that looked like they had promise, but, and this is a BIG BUT, no one else was putting money intoThanks and enjoy your microwave oven and the computer you are currently working on thanks to NASA and the space race.
Q:how do you dye yarn?.?
You haven't said what it is that makes it creepy, so it's not easy to suggest how to improve it, but maybe it's the lighting? Haley has good suggestionsMake it light, warm and comfortable, and shoo away the spiders and rats for the evening (though they'll be back).
Q:(what exercises would be good to help me lose weight)
Okay, that's a pretty good choiceBut for a similar amount of money you can get an Echo1 M28It has better accuracy, by a little, as well as better rangeIt is $175, but only includes a bipod, although it is a pretty good one indeedYou can easily find a scope online for about $35 that's pretty goodI would also highly suggest Bioval .3g BBsThey will give you much better accuracy than Madbull BBsMake sure that you put enough range between you and your targets, i.eabout 280+ feetIt will be at the end of your range, but far past theirsAnd as for the scope, go with an NC star for your price range, or a Barska hunting scopeBoth are fine choices.
Q:is it possible to stick a metal sheet on a ceramic before it is kilned and later cover it again with ceramic to hide the sheet? in other words, can i glue a metal plate on my old ceramic vase and cover it with ceramic paste again? thanks
no, they have different thermal expansion quotientsAt least not if you want to completely enclose the steelIt's probably going to crackbut why then would you want to do that anyway? The less you enclose the steel the more it has a chancealso adding fresh clay to an already fired piece is problematic, because the fresh clay will shrink a lot while drying, the fired will notAgain you will get cracks before firingIf you keep filling those up eventually it could work.
Q:Hello!Ever since i was a child, Orange juice is like a.addiction.My Favorite fruit is the orange, of courseI drink Tropicana orange juice.ANYWAY, is to much vitamin C unhealthy? Thanks.
I haven't seen any studies yet that have put any upper boundaries on vitamin c consumption so I wouldn't worrySome vitamins can be toxic in large dosesAnd some are fat soluble which means that any excess that your body doesn't use will be stored in your body fatNormally that isn't a problem unless you're maintaining a consistent surplus (vitamin k for instance)But I wouldn't worry too much about that With that said, you should try to eat the actual fruits rather than drinking their juice as you're missing out on other nutrients(fiber) the whole fruit providesNot to mention that fruits juices are naturally quite high in sugar which obviously isn't the best thing for your teeth (or you)Edit: As SleighA mentions, it's not fatteningSugar is empty calories in that it provides no nutritional benefits, just energy (calories)Fattening foods are misconception about what your body needs All foods contribute to providing the nutrients and energy your body needs to fix and run itselfSome foods though, such as sugar, only contribute energy and no nutrients, which make them less usefulPeople who are fat are fat generally because they consume far more calories in a day than they expend Sugar in small amounts is fine, it's when people go overboard that it's a problem, the same with foods that are high in fats (as fat provides almost double the calories that healthier foods do)For instance 1 gram of protein or carbs is roughly equal to 5 calories whereas fat is 9I don't even know why I'm explaining this so I'm going to stop now.
Q:I have a Goldenretreiver, hes about 5 years old and is the best retreiver i've ever had.
Of course there isThe focal point will drift twice as fastWhich means you have to refocus twice as oftenFor a telescope from Walmart that does not focus properly to begin with it does not matterFor a quality instrument it doesBut for such an instrument one would not use either material And you don't want your telescope light, anywayYou want it heavy to reduce vibrations It all boils down to one thing: there ain't no such thing as a convenient, cheap and powerful telescopeYou might get two out of three, if you are lucky.
Q:I would like to learn how sew and knitt my own clothes or just about anything? ?
Check out fabric or yarn storesThey can usually recommend someone or offer classes themselvesOtherwise check out the Original Sewing and Quilting Expo near youYou can find them on the webThey have seminars that you can attend that teach you how to sew or knitYou can find them on the web, by doing a web searchI learned how to sew by going to their seminars.

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