Characteristics of Soil stabilization
Soil stabilizers produced by our company add some active substances through synthesis so that it reduces the surface tension of water in water, displaces the cations in soil, reduces the electric potential, and thins the thickness of the diffusion layer so that the repulsive force between the soil particles is reduced, which makes it easy to make the soil form the compaction degree higher compaction entity. In addition, the molecular chain of the stabilizer is high and positively charged so that the soil particles are entangled with each other to form a closed whole and improve the strength and water stability.
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One of the most significant areas where Nitinol is transforming 3D printing is in the medical field. Its biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and flexibility make it an ideal material for the production of medical implants, such as stents and orthopedic fixtures. Traditionally, these implants were manufactured using traditional machining techniques, resulting in limited design possibilities and higher costs. With 3D printing and Nitinol, the production of custom-designed implants is now possible, offering better patient outcomes and reduced surgical risks.
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Applications in Automotive
Sodium silicate powder finds numerous applications in the automotive industry. It is used as a binding agent in the manufacturing of brake pads, clutch plates, and other friction materials. The powder’s adhesive properties help to create a strong bond between the friction material and the steel backing plates, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. Moreover, sodium silicate powder is also used as a rust inhibitor, preventing corrosion in automotive parts and surfaces.
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