I don't know about the sonic part because sonic implies that there is sound vibrations being used. A welded polyethylene floor of a tent would mean that the seams are melted together to provide a water resistant or waterproof floor for the tent. This sounds good to me. I hate to wake up and find myself floating around the inside of the tent. Been there, did that, didn't like it. Sometimes when manufacturers sell us something they give them big technical sounding names like "Sonic Welded Poly Floor." Ooooohhh... sonic welding, that must be good. I'm not saying that it isn't but names aren't always that important. If it comes with a guarantee that it won't leak, that sounds better to me. <correction> The sonic weld you are referring to is "ultrasonic welding", which uses a piezoelectric crystal. This crystal, when electric currenet is supplied to it, changes in length at very rapid rates. This rapid expansion and contraction causes a weld-head, which can be made of various materials depending on what type of plastic or thickness you are welding, to pulsate and sort of hammer on the plastic at a high frequency. This high frequency, aka ultrasonics, causes the plastic molecules to get excited and share electrons between the two joining surfaces, thus forming your weld. Also, this process creates no heat on the actual weld head, and in turn it creates a superior bond when compared to heat weldng plastic material.
The old floor should be cut out. Preferably with a plasma cutter. The new floor should be welded in. It would probably be best to leave some overlap, flange it and then spot or rosette weld the new floor to the overlap flanges.
warm water is all that is needed - it is very soluble
Polyethylene Which is stronger Polyethylene or dyneema?
IT helps strengthen the concrete and prevent cracking But please note usually the "welded wire mesh" used in concrete is named reinforcing mesh, its wire is ribbed. And the wire of welded wire mesh in industry usually is plain, it used for fence panel, floor heating system and so on. The following are reinforcing mesh and welded wire mesh link. dingzhenfence.com/product/Welded_Wire_Mesh.html dingzhenfence.com/product/Welded%20Wire%20Mesh
Polyethylene is one of those very slippery new plastics that nobody has developed a suitable glue for. -In plumbing use, it's 'hot air welded' and even in simple pipe application thre is no transfer cement or glue that will melt it. If I had your problem, I would try to find a suitable 'mechanical' method -possibly screws or rivets.
ethane is a precursor to ethylene which is polymerized to form polyethylene
Polyethylene is a plastic, not metal. In fact, polyethylene is the most common plastic now-a-days.
There are some companys that make floor pans that can be installed in such situations however most of these pans need to be welded in and sealed. Most all body shops can help you in this situation. , EzForJesus
Polyethylene is a thermoplastic polymer.
Polythene (polyethylene) is largely used around the word. Now we can produce biodegradable polyethylene or we can recycle the polyethylene.
The cystalline branched polyethylene has got a complex structure than a linear polyethylene.
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