Who is the leading manufacturer of manhole covers in India?
Searching in the market, you may get to know about many manhole covers manufacturer in India but if you want to deal with the leading manhole covers manufacturer then Crescent Foundry can be the best option to go with.Crescent Foundry is one of the leading manufacturers of manhole covers in India. Generally, they manufacture Cast Iron (Grey) and Ductile Iron (SG) manhole covers, that are used for sewerage and drainage purpose. All the products manufactured in Crescent Foundry Furnaces are as per the globally accepted EN-124 standards. Maintaining the highest quality, Crescent Foundry is one of the biggest exporters of manhole covers in India.
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Why are all manhole covers in the United States all made in India and nowhere else?
USA PART :-Law of import & export calls Tax free import of large sanitation material from India has huge category of items, but more the weight, more the freight charges and weight per unit charge also attracts excise.The standard of sanitation material is really hight. But the standards define man hole in just few English sentence like - should be made in single cast and have no hollow cast or blow holes in it. ( For both concrete and metal man holes,)INDIA PART :-We don't know how to make complex giant pipes for USA sanitation projects at required quality standards, even if we make it, it's yields will be low( say for 1 out of100 cast will be export eligibility), even if we make it, we will make some dent or crack while transport.Man holes are easy target, not much of obligation in standards of USA and yields are good (80-90 out of 100 are exported) lots of tax benefits for export to USA, earning in dollars, it's a win win deal.I have set up 8 casting units in 2009 for manhole manufacturing, they all use to export to Australia Europe and USA. So owner discussed this with me
What is the best FRP matrerial for a car body?
I think that entirely depends on what kind of a car you are fabricating.I can inform you about what we did.FRPs are used as a outer shell. For us, when we made our vehicle for SUPRA(Similar to Formula Student), we used a epoxy polymer with glass as fiber. That's the most commonly available FRP I think.If your FRP is going to support some load of the body, it's better to use glass as a fiber with the orientation as parellel to the forces being exerted for high efficiency.Also, the number of layers of this FRP matters. Don't go making a 7-8 layer FRP shell like we did. It'd be a 20-25 kg load hanging over your chassis, which is pointless.For a competition, it's better to use 3 layers. Lighter and achieves the purpose for which it is designed. Plus the cost is much less! :P
Why are Earth pit covers required?
These products are manufactured keeping in mind the requirements of our clients and are available at the most affordable rates.Normal earthing required regural maintenance use earth Pit Covers that has been wisely designed, shaped and sized to fit easily into brick paved walkways.
How can FRP composites help sustainable concrete infrastructure?
Here, in this blog post you find in detailed How FRP Composites Can Help Build Sustainable Concrete Infrastructure
Which material is best for overhead water storage tank?
As you use overhead tanks I have to suppose that you are in a subtropical/tropical climate.For such a climate I will always recommend concrete tanks with inner walls plated in ceramic tiles (like a swimming pool) or with resin coating. Plus you will need a shade roof which allows for airflow over it.The main enemy is heat.Plastic (PP, PE), FRP or steel tanks all have their merits yet I would never recommend them on a rooftop because they are a thin shell system put under the sun. The consequence is that in summer the water inside the tank easily exceeds 35°C. This has two consequences:Evaporation of disinfecting agents; this will leave your water unprotected from microorganisms proliferating.Faster oxygen depletion; this will swiftly create an environment in which anaerobic bacteria can create water foulingPathogens proliferation; the nearer the water temperature to body temperature the faster pathogens can reproduce in waterNot a risk factor yet having warm water coming from the cold water tab is not what one wishes for.This factors combined all speak against thin shelled tanks.This leaves concrete or brick. The former is cheaper and safer (less prone to leakage) and requires little maintenance except regular cleaning.As an alternative you could build a brick (or even better) aerated wood housing for a PE or PE lined FRP tank. This would give you the best of two worlds: cooler water plus the hygienic benefits of inert plastics.One final word. As you are installing a new system anyway, as a water specialist i’d actually recommend not to use an overhead tank in the first place. Instead I suggest you use an underground (basement) tank with a decent pressure pump for the whole house. This will ensure way better water quality and hygienic safety.
What is a FRP tank in a water purification system?
FRP or the Fibreglass Reinforced Plastics is a composite material which is used tp construct chemical plant equipment like Water Tanks.The Fiberglass or the Fibreglass Reinforced Plastic is a strong lightweight material which secures the water tank from outside damages.It is a scientific manufacturing material which also helps to provide cylindrical shape to the water tank. Thus the water inside it circulates properly when the pump is on. The circulation keeps the water moving thus the bacteria and larvae can not inhabit in it(stagnant water is the birthplace of algae and bacteria).
Can G10 or FRP fiberglass components (used in car bodies, boats, etc) be effectively recycled into new high value components?
So this is a difficult question to answer, mainly because it’s an area that I’ve not really done too much work in or have familiarity with, but I’ll do my best to provide an answer.Both of the items described in the question are made from one or more base components that are processed together into a completely new item. That being said, anytime you bring in multiple types of products, the potential for recycling decreases because of complexity. That being said, as illustrated below, there are processes to recycle fiberglass or fiber reinforced products, but it is both challenging and limited.Due to this, I think that the definition of ‘high value’ that is asked in the question needs to be explored. Using it for filler in the manufacturing of every day products such as phone or laptop cases seems to be one of the larger recycling uses currently occurring. Since these are both ‘growing’ areas, I imagine that using this material for these uses does represent an area where increased use can happen. However, both are commodity businesses so I’m not sure that they would be ‘high value.’The below article doesn’t give too many details, but seems to indicate that there has been a lot of effort put into recycling, so it could be coming, which is a good thing.How to Recycle Composite MaterialsHopefully this is helpful.