NASA NTRS · 19850000489
Insulation Blankets for High-Temperature Use
Abstract
Insulating blanket resists temperatures up to 1,500 degrees F (815 degrees C). Useful where high-temperature resistance, flexibility, and ease of installation are important - for example, insulation for odd-shaped furnaces and high-temperature ducts, curtains for furnace openings and fire control, and conveyor belts in hot processes. Blanket is quilted composite consisting of two face sheets: outer one of silica, inner one of silica or other glass cloth with center filling of pure silica glass felt sewn together with silica glass threads.
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Goldstein, H., Leiser, D., Sawko, P. M., Larson, H. K., Estrella, C., Smith, M., Pitoniak, F. J.. 1986-03-01. Insulation Blankets for High-Temperature Use. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850000489
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