Shard

Shrapnel is an elastic element that has the following characteristics and properties:

Elasticity: The shrapnel has high elasticity, can withstand deformation corresponding to the pressure it is subjected to, and will return to its original state after removing the pressure.

Wear resistance: Shrapnel needs to withstand repeated deformation when used, but they usually have high wear resistance and durability, and can work stably for a long time.

Corrosion resistance: Shrapnel is usually used in harsh environments, such as humid, corrosive gas and other environments, and needs to have strong corrosion resistance to ensure normal operation.

Reliability: In the design and manufacture of shrapnel, factors such as size and material need to be strictly controlled to ensure its reliability and accuracy.

Controllability: The elasticity and deformation of the shrapnel can be adjusted by controlling factors such as material, manufacturing process and geometry to meet the requirements of different working conditions.

High temperature performance: The shrapnel needs to work in a high temperature environment, and its material needs to have high temperature resistance and be able to maintain good elastic characteristics.

Compactness: Shrapnel has a small volume and mass, can withstand large pressure and deformation in a limited space, and has a high compactness.