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Movement
Food
Weather
Equipment
Parking
Carbine knots
Marine knots
- Knots for thickening the cable
- Non-tightening knots
- Knots for tying two cables
- Tight knots
- Non-tightening loops
- Drawstring loops
- Quick tie knots
- Special Sea Knots
- Knots for fishing tackle
- decorative knots
Extreme situations
See also: Fundamentals of First Aid (OPMP)
- Allergic reactions, 3 articles
- Sudden illnesses, 6 articles
- Closed damage, 10 articles
- Foreign bodies, 5 articles
- Bleeding, 14 articles
- Bandaging, 8 articles
- Fainting, dizziness, heat stroke, sunstroke, 9 articles
- Open damage, 15 articles
- Poisoning, 15 articles
- Principles and methods of resuscitation, 13 articles
- Animal bites, 5 articles
- Care of the injured and sick, 27 articles
- First aid for a child. Childhood diseases, 32 articles
- First aid for a child. home treatments, 6 articles
- First aid for a child. Accidents, 34 articles
- First aid for a child. Disease symptoms, 16 articles
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Unlike environmentally unfriendly chemical aerosols, this material uses light to deal with ice. It can be applied to aircraft wings, wind turbines, offshore oil platforms and surfaces of other structures and structures.
The new development belongs to a team of scientists from India, Denmark and the United States. The material absorbs light and converts it into heat, from which ice melts on the surface of structures and structures. This so-called "photothermal trap" consists of three layers: the top is a coating of a ceramic-metal mixture that converts the absorbed light into thermal energy, the middle is an aluminum layer that spreads this heat throughout the sheet, heating even those areas where no light enters, and the bottom one is a foam-insulating base. The trap can be "powered" by both sunlight and LEDs.
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