Tungsten Alloy Counterweights in Aerospace Industry

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Probably the most well-known outlet for tungsten alloys is the aerospace industry, where weights and counterweights are often required to be housed in restricted areas. With significant reductions in size possible, this in turn, leads to greater control of weight distribution. 

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Why is Tungsten Alloy Counterweights Used in Sailboat?

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In some situation, we need some special things to add weight in sailboat. But the space for the special things usually very small. For example, the sailboats, if the sailboats weight is not enough, it can turn turtle easily, especially when moving in a wind weather. So, we need add some tungsten alloy counterweights into the sailboats to against the yawing when sailing forward.

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Osmotic Reaction Method to Applied Tungsten Carbide Coating

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Tungsten carbide alloy has special corrosion resistance, high hardness and compressive strength. It is called modern industrial teeth and plays an extremely important role in machinery, metallurgy, precision instruments and military industries.

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Cesium Tungsten Bronze Can Be Used As Infrared Transparent Barrier

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Cesium tungsten bronze (Cs0.33 WO3) nano powder is a new functional materials, which has strong absorption and high transmittance ability in near infrared region (800-1200nm wavelength) and the visible region (380-780nm wavelength). It can be used as infrared transparent barrier.

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Synthesis Method of Levulinate by The Catalyzation of Phosphotungstic Acid

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Biomass is a renewable resource with abundant reserves, wide distribution, low price and carbon fixation function. It has the potential to replace fossil resources to produce hydrocarbon fuels and chemical products. In recent years, studies have found that biomass such as lignocellulose is mainly composed of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. After pretreatment, carbohydrate raw materials such as cellulose and glucose can be obtained, which can be used to produce high value-added chemicals and organisms’ oil.

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