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Zircar Zirconia ALF-100 Alumina Felt Insulation
Categories: Ceramic; Machinable Ceramic; Oxide; Aluminum Oxide

Material Notes: Alumina (Al2 O3) has excellent thermal shock resistance, high dimensional stability and good chemical inertness, which makes our alumina fiber products ideal for fast firing cycles up to 1700°C. Our alumina fibers and textiles are made by the same unique Zircar process used for manufacturing yttria-stabilized zirconia cloths and felts. This process yields a high purity alumina fiber with only trace amounts of silica, making it more stable in hydrogen environments than the more commonly found sol-gel alumina fibers that have 3% silica. Our high purity alumina fiber and textiles are offered in six different standard product forms bulk fiber Type ALBF, two felts Types ALF-50 and ALF-100 and three types of knit cloth Types ALK-15, ALW-15 and ALW-30.

Features:

  • Excellent Thermal Shock Resistance
  • 99% Pure Alumina
  • Trace Level of Silica (0.09 wt%)
  • Dimensional Stability in Hydrogen
  • Low Thermal Conductivity
  • No Outgassing
  • Six Different Product Formats Offered
  • Available ‘Off the Shelf’

Application Information:

  • Alumina fiber textiles are used as insulation for glass melting furnaces.
  • Alumina bulk fiber, Type ALBF, is used as bulk fill insulation.
  • Alumina fiber textiles are used as insulation for fiber optic furnaces.
  • Alumina fiber textiles are used in SOFC and PEM type fuel cells as gaskets.
  • Alumina fiber cloth is used as insulation in differential scanning calorimeters (DSC’s).

Information provided by Zircar Zirconia.

Key Words: Al2O3, aluminum oxide
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Physical PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Bulk Density 0.130 g/cc0.00470 lb/in³
Loss On Ignition 3.8 %
@Temperature 950 °C,
Time 3600 sec
3.8 %
@Temperature 1740 °F,
Time 1.00 hour
Porosity 97 %97 %Bulk
Outgassing - Total Mass Loss 0.00 %0.00 %
 
Thermal PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Melting Point 2015 °C3659 °F
Shrinkage 15 %
@Temperature 1650 °C,
Time 3600 sec
15 %
@Temperature 3000 °F,
Time 1.00 hour
 
Component Elements PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Al2O3 >= 99 %>= 99 %
CaO 0.060 %0.060 %
SiO2 0.090 %0.090 %
ZrO2+Y2O3 0.42 %0.42 %
 
Descriptive Properties
Tensile Strength per Unit Width49 gram/cm width

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