Refractory fiber composition and intermediate temperature range

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106 62, C03C 1300, C04B 3514

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040554341

ABSTRACT:
Refractory fiber compositions are disclosed comprising 84% to 97% by weight total silica and alumina, with the silica-to-alumina weight ratio being in the range of 3:2 to 1:1, preferably approximatey 5:4, and 3% to 16% by weight of a dolomitic component comprising calcium oxide and magnesium oxide. The dolomitic component may be composed of burnt dolomite or lime and magnesia. The fibers made of these compositions are suitable for thermal insulation use at temperatures in the range of from 1400.degree. F to 2000.degree. F (760.degree. C to 1100.degree. C) and find particular use as insulating mats and blankets for furnaces, kilns and automobile catalytic mufflers.

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