Performance Test and Research of Ceramic Fiberboard

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Ceramic fiber has great refractory and insulating ability. The coefficient of thermal conductivity is a significant characteristic of the fiber insulation materials, and shows the material thermal capacity. This paper not only research basic properties of ceramic fiberboard, but also focus on the influence factors of the effective thermal conductivity which include bulk density, temperature and moisture content.

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