"Jin Yuankang three alloy electroplating technology refers to the double plating covering three element alloy thin, of which three yuan alloy copper tin Zinc Alloy" refers to the "three element alloy and stainless steel similar appearance". The coefficient of resistance is 1.7 cm (RF-10 GHz), the conductivity of (106S/m) (RF-10 GHz), the contact resistance is less than 10m at cN 100, with the help of a number of micro active flux solderability. Jin Yuankang ternary alloy electroplating for high frequency connection, in a wide frequency range the maximum transfer rate requirements, in addition, the "Three Element Alloy Plating technology can make the RF devices in industrial gases, perspiration and other corrosion or scratch, keep good appearance, without the protection of the silver coating even in normal circumstances rapid oxidation. "Three alloy plating technology" combines the excellent electrical conductivity of silver and the corrosion resistance of the alloy with "three elements", and the thin coating of the alloy with the value of in the range of 10GHz does not affect the good conductivity of silver. "Three alloy plating technology" does not contain magnetic elements, "plating alloy technology of three yuan" to prevent surface oxidation and film, the use of the surface will not lose luster. The characteristics of three element alloy plating surface to prevent scratches, not sensitive to damage, but also to prevent the silver plated cold welding and assembling with good damage caused by non. Compared with the silver plating, the "three element alloy technology" in the assembly of the device is especially to reduce the loss caused by the collision. Ternary Alloy Process,Ternary Alloy Plating,Ternary Alloy Plating Part Jin Yuan Kang Industry Co., Ltd. , http://www.jykplating.com
EMAS: The global offshore market is still full of challenges
Singapore offshore shipowner EMAS Offshore said that despite the recent rebound in oil prices and the continued increase in market activity in West Africa, the global offshore market business environment remains challenging.
     EMAS CEO Adarash Kumar said that the recent general increase in oil prices has stabilized market sentiment to a certain extent, and the offshore ship inquiry requested by EMAS has also increased slightly. Even so, the market recovery will not happen immediately, and EMAS is keenly aware that the market is still weak, and EMAS will continue to work hard to improve efficiency and fleet utilization, and strictly control costs.
     EMAS pointed out that the West African market is still full of hope. In the future, EMAS will further expand its business in West Africa and other regions and enrich its income sources in Southeast Asia.
     Due to the long-term downturn in the offshore market, EMAS recorded a loss of US$23.15 million in the previous quarter (as of May 31, 2016), compared with US$5.18 million in the same period last year. In addition, revenues fell by 41% from the same period last year to $35.08 million, mainly due to weak market demand and oversupply of offshore support vessels (OSVs).