A thermoplastic olefin is a chemical substance that is composed of a high molecular weight polyethylene, rubber and a reinforcing filler. This mixture contributes to the strong corrosion-resistant nature of thermoplastic olefins, which make them ideal for use in corrosion prevention. In this… View Full Term
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In the battle to reduce emissions globally, operators are looking at new ways they can diversify their energy portfolios and reduce the impact of traditional methods of energy production. The adoption of Hydrogen is now at the forefront of the new energy mix and has been accelerated considerably in recent years.
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