Ceramic fiber, as a high-performance insulation material, is highly favored in industrial applications. Its specific heat capacity is an important indicator for evaluating its thermal performance. Specific heat capacity refers to the amount of heat absorbed by a unit mass of a substance when the temperature rises by one degree. The specific heat capacity of ceramic fiber is approximately between 800-1100 J/kg·K, with the exact value varying depending on the type and manufacturing process.
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In the daily operation of many industrial kilns, the backup lining often receives far less attention than the hot-face materials. However, what truly affects the outer shell temperature of the furnace, the stability of insulation performance, and maintenance efficiency is often the backup insulation structure itself. Especially during the repair and maintenance stage after long-term […]
Industry | 15 Jul, 2026
Project OverviewCooperation Years: 13 yearsDestination: Czech RepublicOrder Volume: 1 × 20GP ContainerProduct Details1260℃ Refractory Ceramic Fiber Board | CCEWOOL®Size: 12 × 660 × 1160 mmDensity: 350 kg/m³Packaging: Carton Box + Pallet Recently, CCEWOOL® successfully shipped 1 × 20GP container of 1260℃ refractory ceramic fiber board to a customer in the Czech Republic with whom we […]
Insight | 13 Jul, 2026
Coke ovens are typical continuously operated thermal-processing equipment in the metallurgical industry. Their main function is to heat coal to approximately 950–1050°C in the absence of air for carbonization, thereby producing coke as well as by-products such as coke oven gas and tar. As long-term continuous production equipment, coke ovens generally consist of the carbonization […]
Industry | 08 Jul, 2026