Morgan Advanced Ceramics Firelite BM G Thermal Ceramic

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Morgan Advanced Ceramics Firelite BM G Thermal Ceramic
Categories:	Ceramic; Oxide
Material Notes:	Insulating Aggregate / Vermiculite. Bond type: Hydraulic. Description: An extremely strong insulating concrete for service up to 1370°C/2500°F. Designed for use in those areas that require a combination of light weight and high strength. It can be cast or gunned. Particularly used in petrochemical stills and as heater linings and for furnace doors, covers, kiln car tops, etc. Conforms to classes Q and R; ASTM classification C-401-84. Information provided by Morgan Advanced Materials
Key Words:	Thermal Ceramic
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Physical Properties	Original Value	Comments

Bulk Density	0.540 g/cc	dried to 110°C
Grain Size	<= 8000 µm

Mechanical Properties	Original Value	Comments
Compressive Strength	0.700 MPa @Treatment Temp. 815 °C	Cold Crushing Strength
	1.00 MPa @Treatment Temp. 110 °C	Cold Crushing Strength

Thermal Properties	Original Value	Comments
Thermal Conductivity	0.110 W/m-K @Temperature 200 °C	ASTM C417
	0.140 W/m-K @Temperature 400 °C	ASTM C417
Maximum Service Temperature, Air	<= 870 °C
Shrinkage	1.0 % @Treatment Temp. 815 °C

Component Elements Properties	Original Value	Comments
Al2O3	24.7 %
CaO	22.7 %
Fe2O3	7.3 %
K2O+Na2O	9.9 %
SiO2	32.6 %
TiO2	0.80 %

Descriptive Properties
Net Material Required (kg/m³)	490
Water Addition	[110 % by weight]

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