Specific Heat Capacity Of Ceramic Fiber

Engineered fibers kaowool engineered fibers are based on our extensive family of bulks.
Specific heat capacity of ceramic fiber. Specific heat capacity kj kg k btu lb f 1090 c 1994 f 1 13 0. For conversion of units use the specific heat online unit converter. The extra long spun fibers crosslocked through a unique forming process. Ceramic fibre blanket ceramic blanket is composed of long flexible interwoven fibres manufactured by the blown and spun process yielding a strong lightweight yet durable fiber blanket for applications in a temperature range from 1260 o c to 1600 o c.
1 2 five thermal properties specific heat capacity thermal conductivity thermal diffusivity thermal expansion and emittance emissivity are presented in terms of their definitions and general test methods. Cerachem fiber and cerachrome fiber spun bulk. Specific heat capacity 1093 c 2000 f 1130 j kg c 0 27 btu lb f. Kaowool the original kaolin based refractory fiber is manufactured using high pressure air attenuation.
Superior thermal characteristics in a wide variety of applications. Of lightweight thermally efficient ceramic fiber insulating materials that combine the advantages of dimensional stability at high temperatures with complete resistance to thermal shock. The relationship between thermal properties and the composition microstructure and processing of advanced ceramics monolithic and composite is briefly outlined providing guidance. The specific heat of some commonly used solids is given in the table below.
Type blanket made from high temperature refractory ceramic fibre insulation wool. Refractory ceramic fibre blanket has the heat resistance of a hard refractory with five times better insulation value. Durablanket ceramic fiber products are high strength needled insulating blankets that are made from spun fiberfrax ceramic fibers. See also tabulated values of specific heat of gases food and foodstuff metals and semimetals common liquids and fluids and other common substances as well as values of molar heat capacity of common organic substances and inorganic substances.