Product Introduction:
MG series gravel pumps are designed for continuously handing the most difficult higher abrasive slurries which contain too big solids to be pumped by a common pump. The pumps are suitable for delivering slurries in mining, explosive sludge in metal melting, dredging and so on. The advantages of the pump are easy installation and operation, good performance of NPSH and abrasion resistance. High Chrome Pulp Pump,Sand And Gravel Pump,Centrifugal Sludge Pump,Pulp And Paper Gravel Pump SHIJIAZHUANG MUYUAN INDUSTRY & TRADE CO., LTD. , https://www.cnmuyuan.com
MG pump is including: Sand Pump , Dredge Pump , Sand Suction Pump, Coarse Sand Pump, Pulp and Paper Gravel Pump , Sugar Beet Handling Gravel Pump.
Product Features:
-Single casing
-Wide wet-passage
-Wear resistant metal wet end part, long service life
-Discharge direction can be oriented at any degrees
-Good performance of NPSH
Application Range:
Size: 4 inch to 14 inch
Capacity: up to 4320 m3/h
Maximum head: up to 80m
New Alcohol DUI Mouthpiece
Toyota is currently testing a new, innovative breathalyzer system that doesn’t require a mouthpiece, aiming to prevent drunk driving by ensuring only sober drivers can start their vehicles. This technology is similar to what Volvo has been developing, but with a unique twist: instead of placing a device in the mouth, drivers simply blow into a handheld unit that analyzes their breath for alcohol content. The system uses a mounted digital camera to link each breath sample with the driver's face, preventing someone else from providing a false reading on behalf of an intoxicated individual.
If the alcohol level detected exceeds a certain threshold—though Toyota hasn't yet specified what that limit is—the vehicle’s ignition will be disabled and won’t restart until a lower reading is obtained. This feature is expected to significantly enhance road safety by keeping impaired drivers off the roads. While the technology shows promise, there's still no official announcement regarding when it will be available for existing Toyota models or as part of factory-installed features.
This development highlights Toyota’s ongoing commitment to improving vehicle safety and reducing accidents caused by alcohol impairment. As the automotive industry continues to evolve, such innovations could become standard in future car models, helping to save lives and promote responsible driving habits. Stay tuned for more updates as this technology moves closer to market.