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Ductile Cast iron fittings

Ductile Cast iron fittings

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ductile iron casting pipe fitting
The product has long life, excellent tenacity, corrosion resistance, and convenient

 ductile iron casting pipe fitting

1:Used for water piping

2:External coated with rich zinc plus bituminous paint

3:Internal coated with cement mortal lining

4:As per customer requirement painting zinc

5:processing technique: Sand cast and lost foam

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usage

Used for water piping

coating

External coated with rich zinc plus bituminous paint

Internal coated with cement mortal lining

As per customer requirement painting zinc

processing technique

Sand cast and lost foam



Q: Well i visited my doctor yesterday and he says i have Iron deficiency in my diet so guys please suggest me some foods which i could eat on regular basis to increase the iron intake in my body . thanks
Spinach, lean red meats including beef and pork, tuna, salmon, shrimp, clams, beans incuding soy beans and lentils, iron fortified whole grains and pastas, tofu, broccoli, asparagus, parlsey, watercress, chicken, turkey, nuts, egg yokes,raisins, dried apricots, prunes and dates. Also keep in mind that Vitamin C can help your body absorb iron, so it is a good idea to pair iron rich foods with foods that have a lot of Vitamin C, including citrus fruits and iron fortified orange juice. Also, It's harder for the body to absorb the nonheme iron that is found in fruits, vegetables, and grains, than the heme iron that is found in animal foods, including red meats, poultry, and fish.
Q: If iron is melted and then a powerfullt;electromagnet brought near it, will the iron be attracted towards the magnet.
No Idea but taking an educated shot in the dark here i would say YES. Saying YES because although in the liquid/molten form where the electrons a freely roaming and sliding pass each other in a definite space, if an electromagnet powerful enough can be found that can still align those electrons then it is possible that even in the molten state Iron would be magnetic
Q: Spinach has calcium, iron, and vitamin CCalcium tends to inhibit iron absorptionVitamin C tends to enhance iron absorption.What is the net effect?Same think with kale
spinach also has a lot of oxilates which also inhibits iron absorption but cooking it helps with that. I would not count on spinach alone for my daily iron intake. That is also why a wide variety of foods is recommended.
Q: i say Spider-Man. He could just pull out Iron Man‘s heart with his webbing.
Iron man. Spider-man could never catch Iron Man. Iron Man could squash him like a bug.
Q: what was the first form of iron known to man
The iron that is dug out of the ground that they made their tools and weapons out off.
Q: what are the commonly available iron containing food
Spinach, Liver,Broccoli, Bok Choy, Bran Flakes, Oat meal, Sea Vegetables, Lentils, Black Eyed Peas, Chick Peas (Hummus) (all beans), Soy Milk, Potato, beet greens, pumpkins seeds, figs, Swiss chard, greens, These are the top ten from a web site I found: clams, cooked, 3 oz (23.8 mg) · tofu, 1/2 cup firm (13.2 mg) · raisin bran, ready-to-eat, 3/4 cup (4.5 mg) · sirloin steak, cooked, 3 oz (2.9 mg) · shrimp, cooked, 3 oz (2.6 mg) · black beans, boiled, 1/2 cup (1.8 mg) · chickpeas, canned, 1/2 cup (1.6 mg) · turkey breast, 3 oz (0.9 mg) · bread, whole wheat, 1 slice (0.9 mg) · chicken breast, skinless, 1/2 breast (0.9 mg)
Q: my iron levels are at 12 in the chart but what could be the reason for my iron to be low? my doctor said it was because i donated to much blood but last time i donated blood was 6 months ago. i drink on weekends only i have a very healthy and balanced diet. i eat rice every day with usually some kind of proteins i love nuts and eggs eat them all the time. why could i have such low iron? my doctor is telling me to take iron supplements but is not doing any tests should i get a second opinion?i am a man 20 years old healthy weight and exercise regularly
Iron You can tell iron is an important nutrient by the amount of supermarket products that are advertised as 'iron enriched'. Unfortunately, many of these products are enriched from ferrous, not ferric, compounds, which is more difficult for the body to absorb. Iron is found in many plants, but even that is often in a form that is difficult to absorb (some iron-rich vegetables like spinach also contain oxalic acid, which interferes with the absorption of iron and other minerals). Vitamin C greatly improves iron absorption. Natural Food Sources Enriched bread, beans, blackstrap molasses, chickpeas, clams, egg yolk, fish, green leafy vegetables, lentils, liver, mussels, oysters, peaches, prunes, raisons, red meat, seaweed, seeds, soybean flour. Main Functions Iron binds with hemoglobin molecules and carries oxygen in your blood and throughout your body. It is involved in enzyme activities related to energy storage and availability. Iron also forms part of several enzymes and proteins in the body. Deficiency Symptoms Iron deficiency can lead to anemia, which causes lethargy, poor concentration, pale skin and shortness of breath. Vegetarians have to ensure they get an adequate iron intake, as do menstruating or pregnant women. Toxicity Symptoms Iron toxicity is rare from diet alone, but may be caused by excess supplements. Symptoms include liver, spleen and tissue damage, and can also lead to a zinc deficiency. Keep iron supplements away from children. Recommended Dietary Allowance Men: 10 mg Women: 15 mg
Q: and should i get iron given intrevenously ?
Symptoms of Iron Deficiency Anemia: * Constipation * Sleepiness * Tinnitus * Palpitations * Hair loss * Fainting or feeling faint * Depression * Breathlessness on exertion. * Twitching muscles * Tingling, numbness, or burning sensations * Missed menstrual cycle * Heavy menstrual period * Pica (unusual food cravings) Adding iron rich foods in your diet and iron supplements usually is all that there is needed to correct Iron Deficiency Anemia but you should see a doctor if you suspect you may be anemic because it can be serious.

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