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Category: Industrial Knowledge

TEC-design

How to cool a cryogenic wafer to -2°C? Principle Analysis and Design Practice Sharing

When discussing the applications of thermoelectric coolers (TECs), many engineers and developers often face a key question at the advanced usage stage: how to...
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flotation

Can air bubbles purify water? A deep dive into the air flotation process.

Wastewater treatment is a perennial issue in modern industrial development. In recent years, dissolved air flotation (DAF) has gained popularity due to its high efficiency in separating fine suspended particles.
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gate design

Key considerations for gate design – Volumetric flow rate & shear rate

In plastic injection molding, the "gate size design" directly affects the product's flowability, cooling efficiency, and quality stability. This article will analyze how gate size influences volumetric flow rate and shear rate, and will provide examples and calculations.
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titanium screw 鈦螺絲

Why choose titanium bolts when modifying your car? Understand their performance and aesthetics in one article.

In industrial manufacturing and everyday applications, screws, seemingly insignificant parts, play an indispensable role in maintaining structural stability. From construction, automobiles, and electronic devices to high-end machinery, screws are virtually ubiquitous.
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foam-cell

A Brief Introduction to the Classification and Characteristics of Foam Bubbles

Sponge materials play an important role in modern industry. Thanks to their excellent elasticity, cushioning, and insulation properties, they have been widely integrated into various industrial processes, from car seats and sound insulation materials to foam insulation.
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fan blade

Why are fan blades always an odd number? Demystifying the number of blades.

When you turn on an electric fan, have you ever wondered why electric fans almost always have an odd number of blades? You may have noticed that most electric fans on the market have three or five blades, and it's rare to see two.
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