Ceramic Fiber Products Including Ceramic Fiber Blanket/Board/Paper/Module

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 4 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100 m.t./month

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Ceramic Fiber Products Including Ceramic Fiber Blanket/Board/Paper/Module/Textile

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Plastic bag inside, carton or woven bag outside, or according to customers' requirement.
Delivery Detail:	7-15 days after order confirmed.

Product Description

Ceramic fiber blanket with the advantage of uniform quality, smoothly surface, pure white color, completely inorganic, good tensile strength, toughness and fiber structure, so there are no flames when heating for the first time, the working temperature ranges from 950°C to 1430 °C.

Product Features

1. Low thermal conductivity, low thermal capacity.

2. Excellent thermal stability and good resistance to heat shock.

3. Excellent tensile strength.

4. Good anti-stripping performance.

5. Good Sound-absorbing performance.

6. Non-brittleness material, good flexibility.

7. Excellent machining performance.

8. Resistance to wind and erosion, long service life.

9. Excellent heat insulation, fire prevention, sound absorption performance.

Typical Applications

1. Filling insulation and joint sealing.

2. Back-up lining for industrial furnaces.

3. Fireproof materials for construction.

4. High temperature materials for filtration.

5. Raw materials for further producing, such as modules.

Standard specification

Standard Thicknesses: 10mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm.

Standard Widths: 600mm, 610mm, 1220mm.

Standard Length: 14400mm, 7660mm, 7200mm, 3600mm.

Standard Density: 64 kg/m3, 96 kg/m3,128 kg/m3, 160kg/m3.

Packaging: Cartons or bags.

Physical Properties

Specification	Common Grade	Standard Grade	High pure Grade	High alumina Grade	Zirconium Grade
Color	White	Pure White	Pure White	Pure White	Pure White
Classification temperature (℃)	1100	1260	1260	1400	1430
Use temperature (℃)	950	1000	1100	1200	1350
Theoretical density (kg/m3)	64/96/128	64/96/128	64/96/128	96/128/160	96/128/160
Shrinkage on heating (%)	950°Cx24h≤-3	1000°Cx24h≤-3	1100°Cx24h≤-3	1200°Cx24h≤-3	1350x24h≤-3
Tensile Strength (MPa)	0.04	0.04	0.04	0.04	0.04
Thermal conductivity ( w/ m.k) (Physical Volume Density 128 Kgs/ m3)	0.09(400℃) 0.16(800℃)	0.09(400℃) 0.16(800℃)	0.09(400℃) 0.16(800℃) 0.20(1000℃)	0.12(600℃) 0.20(1000℃)	0.16(800℃) 0.20(1000℃)

Chemical properties

Chemical Content	Common Grade	Standard Grade	High pure Grade	High alumina Grade	Zirconium Grade
AL2O3	44%	46%	47-49%	52-55%	39-40%
AL2O3+SiO2	96%	97%	99%	99%	82-84%
ZrO2	-	-	-	-	15-17%
AL2O3+SiO2+ZrO2	-	-	-	-	99%
Fe2O3	≤1.2%	≤1.0%	≤0.2%	≤0.2%	≤0.2%
Na2O+K2O	≤0.5%	≤0.5%	≤0.2%	≤0.2%	≤0.2%

Ceramic Fiber Products Including Ceramic Fiber Blanket/Board/Paper/Module

Q:I have physics homework in for tommorrow and I really need anyone's wild guesses to point me in the right direction to answering this question! I know it is a really hard question and totally pointless (don't ask me why me pysics teacher wanted me to do this) I just need some tips on how: what the serving in a white cup and saucer and the froth is important for keeping the drink hotAnd if it helps, the topic I'm doing is heat transfer through infra-red radiationThanks!: Firstly serving in a white cup is very interesting actually I have never thought of this White Cup Infrared radiation is reflected in the same way as light, thus using white means more of the radiation is reflected back into the cappuccino instead of being absorbed by the cup; therefore keeping it warmerPorcelain Cup Any material with low thermal conductivity can be used to reduce conductive heat transferCeramics are known for low thermal conductivityThis slows the conduction of heat from the cappuccino to the porcelain and air outsideFroth Most insulators in common rely on the principle of trapping air (air being a good insulator) to reduce convective and conductive heat transferThe froth on a cappuccino traps the air preventing it from conducting away heat.

Q:I want to make my home as energy efficient as possible, But I am not going to replace my leaded glass windows with storm widows, or my siding on my homeI am redoing the interior of my home, and will be adding some insulation, the blown in cellulose, has settled in the walls and the top half is not insulated wellSO, do I add a vapor barrier on the inside of the wall after the insulation, or do I not worry about itThis remodel involves three rooms on my main level at this timeI will work on the rest of the home later as time and $$ allow, but want to do this right the first timeThanks for any insight/thoughts that you might have.: The last answer makes no senseIf you are putting in batt insulation, then sure, you should put up a vapor barrierYour original sub floor probably is tongue and groove, but I'm sure there is a pretty solid finished floor on topThe more vapour protection you have the better offBut, not replacing the windows is a silly ideaThat is where the greatest heat loss comes fromAlso, check the attic spaceIf you are replacing the ceiling plaster, then you could also install vapor barrier on the ceiling and lay batt insulation in the attic spaceInstall enough roof vents to remove and moisture laden air from the attic space and you will be helping your home a lotRegarding the last answer: A two hundred year old house with no vapor barrier is fine, but it depends where he lives, what the climate is like, etc etc

Q:1How does cotton grow?2What pests are harmful to the cotton plant? (excpet for boll weevil)3How was the invention of the mechanical cotton picker helpful in saivng cotton as an important U.Scrop?: possibly Brown Sheep Lambs Pride bulky

Q:I was in the middle of drying and the dryer stopped working, now it wont do anything at allIt is plugged in but acts like it has no power, I checked the breakers and everything is goodWhat do I do now?: Probably the most common problem is a blown internal thermal fuseYou will need a continuity checker (V-ohm) meter and a nut driverUnplugTake off the backLook for a small white/ceramic looking thing about the size of a tie clip with two wires coming outProbably on the left hand side as you are looking at the backCheck for continuity across the leadsIf open circuit, replaceIf that is not it, then maybe the motor itselfYou can find replacement fuses online for just a few dollarsYou can find dryer troubleshooting guides online.

Q:In our science class we are seeing what would make the best insulation for a baby bottleWe pour hot water into a baby bottle and then put stuff around it to try and keep all the heat in.any ideas for what to use?? It can be anything???: depends what you use the bike for, if you do cross country on it it may bend or break

Q:I have normal wavy hairIts gets sorta curled up whenever its wetI'll spend a good ammount of time straightening it, until its perfectI wait for the bus for like 15 minutes and once I look in the mirrorcurly.I think its the humidity making mine curly but other ppl get there hair perfectly straight(they also wait at the bus stop) I cant stand it.: Make the temp higher, decrease the air flow.

Q:Why does my yarn harden over time? I bought some Red Heart yarn and over time it becomes really scratchy; when I bought it it was really softFor the life of me I can't figure out why it does this! I store it in a dry place, room tempCan anyone answer this for me?: There is no such thing as detox outside of rehab centersWhat you're doing is basically giving an enema to your entire GI tract.

Q:I want to start on knitting a bag that I plan to feltbut what warn weight should I use? I know to use 100% woolor other yarn that comes from animals, but I can't seem to find what weight is best.Oh, and do colors fade much when you felt? I kind of wanted to use red and black, but I am worried that the colors will fade/run so should I use one color?: yarn that felt can be any animal fiber like wool, alpaca, mohair, angora, cashmere long as the yarn isnt a superwash or bleached and is at least 80% animal fiber it will felt just finethe colors dont fade at all when you felt, as for the colors running into one another I dont think that you have much to worry abouttry using a worsted or a dk weight yarn.

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