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How to Design a Bulletproof Vest

· 2 min read
Prashant Verma
Consultant, Kamlatech

When creating a bulletproof vest, it's important to consider a number of variables, including the best bullet-resistant materials to use, the correct level of protection, and how well-fitted and comfortable the vest will be for the wearer. The steps that are normally taken when constructing a bulletproof vest are as follows: 

Transparent Electrically Conductive Metals

· 3 min read
Prashant Verma
Consultant, Kamlatech

Transparent electrically conductive materials, such as indium tin oxide (ITO), are materials that are able to conduct electricity and are also transparent, making them useful in a variety of electronic and optoelectronic applications. Some of the main uses for transparent conductors include:

Glass fabric- reducing pollution from power plants

· 3 min read
Prashant Verma
Consultant, Kamlatech

In a coal-fired power plant, flue gas is produced when coal is burned to generate electricity. The flue gas typically consists of a mixture of gases, including carbon dioxide, water vapor, and nitrogen, as well as small amounts of other pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, particulate matter, and heavy metals.

Specific Heat Capacity of Textile Fibers

· 2 min read
Prashant Verma
Consultant, Kamlatech

The specific heat capacity of a material is the amount of heat energy required to raise the temperature of a unit mass of the material by a certain degree. Different materials have different specific heat capacities, which can be affected by factors such as their chemical makeup and microstructure.

Fabric thickness! Sucess mantra for convective heat resistance?

· 2 min read
Prashant Verma
Consultant, Kamlatech

Convective Heat Testing

The thickness of a fabric can have an effect on the performance of protective clothing materials in relation to convective heat. In general, thicker fabrics tend to provide better protection against convective heat than thinner fabrics. This is because thicker fabrics tend to have a higher thermal resistance, which means they are able to slow the transfer of heat through the material.