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1) Ductile cast iron pipe fitting-Universal coupling
2)Class K12,PN10/16/25/40
3)ISO2531,EN545,BS4772
4)Strength,long life

1.Ductile cast iron pipe fitting-Universal coupling produced according to ISO2531, EN545, BS4772, EN598, AWWA C110.2 and other standards.

2. Material: Ductile iron

3. Inside and outside FBE coating ( fusion bonded epoxy coating) in different colours as per the requirements.

4. Pressure: PN10/PN16/PN25/PN40 as per standards.

Q:can frequency pass through iron sheet? like about 1inch iron sheet?: Forgive me for saying so, but your question makes little sense. Frequency is a property of waves. Are you asking, Can waves pass through an iron sheet? That it turn, depends on the nature of the waves. If they are sound waves, then yes. If they are electromagnetic waves, then it depends. Electromagnetic waves, you may recall, range from radio waves at one end of the EM spectrum to gamma rays at the other end and include visible light. Gamma rays, UV rays and visible light all have very high frequencies and very short wavelengths. Clearly, waves of visible light don't pass through iron. But infrared energy, that which we associated with heat, can pass through iron. Radio waves are impeded by a sheet of iron, but less so as the frequency of the waves becomes lower. This is how the radio waves from you cellphone can pass through your car. The lower the frequency, and the longer the wavelength, the easier it will be for EM radiation to pass through iron. But keep in mind that easier is relative. Iron or any metal will attenuate radio waves and the effect on the radio waves will increases as the thickness of the metal increases.

Q:What are some good inexpensive flat irons? im willing to spend fifty dollars or less.: I have a conair hair straightener and it works wonders! It is inexspensive (ranging from $20-$40). You can find it any any local drug store or Target, Walmart, etc. Hope I helped! Oh and I would advise you to not use the Wet2Dry straighteners. They fry your hair and are the biggest waste of money!

Q:MOst of the iron medicines given to mostly pregnant women prescribd by the doctors are attracted by magnets. it means it contains elements of iron. How human body will digest these medicines. vegetables and fruits also have components of iron which are useful sources of iron for balanced diet. these vegetables or fruits are not attracted by magnetsa so r easily digestible.: actual, blood, in particular the element of blood that has iron (hemoglobin) IS attracted via magnetic forces. the reason you may not incredibly see this in genuine existence is because of the character of the textile that makes up blood. total blood has a viscosity (thickness) that forestalls a sparkling conglomeration of hemoglobin (the iron element of blood) from forming, except the blood is thinned and probable placed in a centrifuge. the comparable could be mentioned for different 'iron rich' ingredients. try dragging a magnet with the aid of iron fortified breakfast cereal, and not something happens. you will not entice iron to the magnet. weigh down the cereal right into a powder and repeat the test, and you will discover a brilliant clot of stuff that feels like iron filings on the magnet. Why? The iron content textile isn't certain to greater suitable organic and organic (and to that end non-magnetic) textile and is loose to be drawn to the magnet.

Q:I have iron deficiency anemia and i was looking for some research on how long people with iron deficiency would live, im just really curious.: I don't really think that anemia affects life expectancy enough to be significant. I think it's extremely common. It just means you need to take vitamins and probably wont be able to donate blood. But vitamins usually get you back to a normal iron level.

Q:1. Can they use rusted iron (since it is in the water)2. How does the iron keep from sinking since they live at the surface: Phytoplankton require a variety of essential nutrients, including iron, to fix carbon dioxide and fuel ocean food webs, but the oxidized form of iron, Fe(III), that prevails in the ocean is only sparingly soluble in oxygenated seawater. The solubility of iron is enhanced through chelation with organic ligands, and nearly all of the dissolved iron in seawater is bound to natural ligands. More details in link.

Q:is it true that during the war people used to put iron nails into apples to increase the iron content and then eat the apples??: the mans takes the nails and then the mans puts the nails in the apples then the mans takes the apples with the nails and eats the apples with the nails and has the iron from the nails in the apple in the belly of the mans. and the leads nails thems noone uses thems if they are made out of lead the nails then the lead is bendy in the nails and the nails are bendy. that's why the mens always gets the iron nails for the things because the bendy nails are bad.

Q:How many percentage of iron is found in hemoglobin?: About 67 percent of body iron is present as hemoglobin and myoglobin. Hemoglobin, which is present in red blood cells, is essential for transferring oxygen from the lungs, via the blood, to the tissues; myoglobin is present in muscle cells and accepts, stores, transports and releases oxygen in the muscles. About six percent of body iron is used as a component of certain proteins (it forms part of the cytochromes, which are essential for respiration and energy metabolism), and as a component of certain enzymes it is involved in the synthesis of collagen and various neurotransmitters. In addition, iron is needed for proper immune function. About 25 percent of the iron in the body is stored as ferritin, which is found in cells and circulates in the blood. The average adult male has about 1,000 mg of stored iron (enough for about three years), whereas women on average have only about 300 mg (enough for about six months). When iron intake is chronically low, stores can eventually become depleted, decreasing hemoglobin levels.

Q:ive been a vegetarian for a few months now and i seem to be low in iron. i eat plenty of vegetables and legumes. i don't know what i should eat to increase the amount of iron i eatshould i just take iron supplement tablets?: If your eating a balanced diet you should be getting enough iron, but talk to your doctor about this. Our bodies store iron so you should be fine even if you were just eating white bread for the last few months.

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