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Japanese company tests airless tires
Japan's leading tire maker Bridgestone is testing tires that don't need to be inflated.
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Articles about Tire
75 published items.
Scientific application
Tire explosion due to hot road surface: What does the world recommend?
In many countries, car tires can withstand temperatures from minus degrees to over 100 degrees Celsius, but the safety threshold is no more than 90 degrees Celsius.
Scientific application
Should you continue driving when your car has a punctured tire?
Most drivers affirm that if their car has a punctured tire, they should not continue driving because driving with a punctured tire can cause damage to the wheel.
Science story
Why are tires black, even though the rubber is white?
While everything around us is a colorful picture, why should all tires be so monotonously black?
History
Turn the whole island into a peninsula - the 1-0-2 siege strategy of the most successful conqueror of the ancient world
To capture Tire, Alexander the Great turned an entire island into a peninsula.
Scientific application
Research and production of new super concrete from old tires
Used tires are neither biodegradable nor easily recyclable. But scientists have recently found a way to make them regenerate again
Environment
Plastic particles from tires make it difficult for many fish and shrimp to swim and die abnormally
Yet another dangerous effect of plastic pollution on ecosystems and the health of many living species.
Space science
Introducing a 4-seater electric car model running on the Moon
The Luniaq tram has transparent aluminum windows and uses airless tire technology to navigate the rough lunar surface.
Scientific application
What should be noted when the car is left unused for a long time?
To ensure that the vehicle always operates stably after many days of non-use, please note the following issues.
Environment
New black gold in Nigeria: Used car tires
Nigeria is heavily dependent on revenue from oil exports, which is seen as
Science invention
American company reinvents car wheels, eliminates rubber tires
The American startup has literally reinvented the car wheel. They developed a new type of wheel that eliminates the need for polluting rubber tires.
Discover science
Things not everyone knows about airplane tires
What are their sizes, how they are made and why do they need to be worn out or partially burned during landing?
New technology
Self-adhesive rubber made from waste
Scientists have developed a new kind of super sticky rubber. When this material is combined with a special catalyst, it cures itself.
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This is why these 9 familiar things must have their own special colors
The tires are black, the toilet paper is solid color, while the fire hydrant is not always red? Everything has its own reasons.