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Manufacturer of ceramic fiber blanket insulation material for smoke exhaust ducts? The key to selecting ceramic fiber blankets for smoke exhaust ducts lies in their high temperature resistance level (usually requiring 1260 ℃ or above), as well as their insulation effect, resistance to smoke erosion, and ease of construction. The specific operating conditions of the exhaust duct (such as maximum flue gas temperature and duct shape) will directly affect the optimal selection and thickness. Generally speaking, if the temperature exceeds 1000 ℃, it is necessary to choose high aluminum type (1400 ℃) or zirconium containing type (1430 ℃) products with higher temperature resistance. During construction, staggered laying and bundling are usually used to ensure tight joints and prevent heat loss from the gaps.