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Our range of Silicone Plugs and Tunnels is made from soft, flexible, silicone which is comfortbale to wear in stretched ear piercings. Our Gold Plated range is made from 316L surgical steel with an 18k gold plate. It is not considered safe for unhealed piercings and should not be used until a piercing has fully healed. Gold Plated Body Jewellery is a budget conscious way of wearing gold body jewellery. Glass plugs are considered a great material for extreme weather conditions as it will not freeze to the ear or crack.

The Glass range is made from medical grade Pyrex (Borosilicate) Glass, is non porous, Lead and Barium free, making it highly hypoallergenic. You will also find Glass Body Jewellery in our selection, mostly on our Plugs and Tubes page. Soft and flexible, it is also a very comfortable material to wear. Most items are available in a 'high polish', natural silver colour, with some also available with an anodized coloured coating in blue, purple or rainbow.īioflex is perhaps the most biocompatible material available for unhealed, initial piercings. This material is highly biocompatible and is considered a safe choice for initial piercings. Our Titanium Body Jewellery is made from grade 23 surgical Titanium (6AL-4V-ELI). Our tests have always confirmed that the steel not only meets but exceeds the required EEC standards. We don't just take the manufacturers word for this but carry out our own periodic testing to ensure that the metal is of the highest standard. Our Steel Body Jewellery is made from 316L surgical steel, the world wide standard for steel used in body piercing. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.Extreme Body Jewellery UK More about our piercing jewellery. For more information, visit PNNL's News Center. DOE's Office of Science is the single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences in the United States and is working to address some of the most pressing challenges of our time. Department of Energy's Office of Science. Founded in 1965, PNNL is operated by Battelle for the U.S. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory draws on signature capabilities in chemistry, earth sciences, and data analytics to advance scientific discovery and create solutions to the nation's toughest challenges in energy resiliency and national security. Tags: Computational Science, National Security, Threat Detection/Prevention, Hardware Learn more about the technology on DHS' website.

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In the event of flooding, the plug would rapidly inflate, holding back a tunnel full of floodwater, keeping citizens and the transit system assets safe. The RTP, made from a liquid crystal polymer called Vectran®, was developed to provide security to transit systems as protection from flooding, primarily in subways, in the event of a terrorist attack or natural disaster.

'The big problem wasn't just designing the plug, but ensuring it could be stored without interfering with trains passing through their tunnels.' 'This is one of those things where we had an idea that was pretty simple but we needed to take that concept to reality,' PNNL engineer Greg Holter said. It's kind of like a large balloon, but infinitely stronger. The Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory helped develop the Resilient Tunnel Plug in partnership with ILC Dover and West Virginia University for the Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate. The live demonstration continued with the plug holding back simulated floodwater at 11.5 pounds per square inch pushing against it. Full inflation is complete in less than 12 minutes. As the video shows, in under five minutes it is nearly filled with pressurized air - creating a flexible but extremely strong barrier. A giant, inflatable structure designed to prevent flooding in subways was rolled out, literally, for media observers inside a full-scale, mock subway tunnel.

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