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1. Application in the construction field
In the construction industry, PVC sheathed plastic compounds are widely used for insulation and sheathing of wires and cables to ensure the safety and durability of electrical systems. In addition, PVC materials are also used in building piping systems, such as drainage pipes, water supply pipes, etc., and gradually replace traditional cast iron pipes due to their corrosion resistance and low maintenance costs. PVC profiles are also used in the manufacture of window frames and door frames, with good thermal insulation and weather resistance.
2. Application in the field of new energy
With the development of new energy technologies, the application of PVC sheathed plastic compounds in the field of new energy is increasing. For example, in solar and wind energy projects, PVC sheathed cables are used to protect cables from environmental erosion and ensure the stability of power transmission. In addition, PVC materials are also used in charging facilities and battery management systems for electric vehicles to provide insulation and protection functions.
3. Technological innovation and market trends
The PVC industry is moving towards green, environmentally friendly and high-performance. Through modification technology, the heat resistance and mechanical properties of PVC sheathed plastic compounds have been significantly improved, which can meet higher standards of application requirements. At the same time, as the global demand for environmentally friendly materials increases, the PVC industry is also constantly developing degradable and low-volatile products.
4. Future Outlook
In the future, PVC sheath plastic compounds will play an important role in more emerging fields. With the advancement of infrastructure construction and the popularization of new energy technologies, the application scope of PVC materials will be further expanded. At the same time, enterprises need to strengthen technological innovation to meet the requirements of environmental protection regulations and the challenges of market competition.
