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Thread Lift: Introduction, Aftercare, and the Best Clinics Worldwide

Sep 22, 2025

International business, Personal growth and development, Management and Entrepreneurship

Thread Lift: Introduction, Aftercare, and the Best Clinics Worldwide Thread lift is one of the newest skin rejuvenation methods that has gained significant popularity in recent years. Many people are seeking ways to eliminate signs of aging, such as sagging or loose facial skin, without surgery or general anesthesia. Thread lift is specifically designed to meet this need. In this method, the doctor uses special, absorbable threads to lift the skin upward and correct the natural contours of the face. As a result, the face appears more youthful and refreshed, all without the need for a lengthy recovery period. This method has quickly found a special place in aesthetic clinics due to its minimally invasive nature and suitable durability, positioning it as an alternative to traditional facelift surgeries.

Does Cement Burn? Examining the Heat Resistance of Cement

Sep 22, 2025

sharmarket News, Management and Entrepreneurship, Personal growth and development, Finance and Investment

Does cement burn? Examining the heat resistance of cement. Cement is one of the most fundamental construction materials and forms the basis of various concrete structures. Under normal conditions, cement and its resulting concrete are highly resistant to pressure, but one common question in industrial and building construction is: how heat-resistant is cement? Does cement burn? The short answer is that cement does not burn like wood or metal, but at extremely high temperatures, its physical and chemical properties can change. This can lead to a reduction in the structure’s durability and resistance.

Which Cement Is Suitable for Building Pools or Landscaping?

Sep 22, 2025

sharmarket News, Management and Entrepreneurship, Finance and Investment, Personal growth and development

Which cement is suitable for building pools or landscaping? Constructing concrete pools and outdoor landscaping requires choosing the right type of cement to ensure long-term durability and structural strength. Cement not only serves as the main ingredient in concrete, but its quality also determines the resistance to moisture, freezing, water penetration, and a variety of weather conditions. Using unsuitable cement can result in cracking, reduced strength, and even water penetration into the structure, making the correct selection of cement a crucial stage in every project. In this article, we will discuss the characteristics of suitable cement for pools and landscaping, the different types available, and practical tips for pouring concrete, so both professionals and DIY enthusiasts can make informed decisions.

Introducing Cement Export Standards to Europe

Sep 22, 2025

Marketing and Sales, International business, Management and Entrepreneurship, Finance and Investment

Introducing Cement Export Standards to Europe Cement export to Europe is a major opportunity for producers and exporters from various countries, but successful entry into this market requires compliance with strict regulations and precise standards. The quality of cement, its chemical composition, and compressive strength must align with European standards for products to be allowed into the EU market. Additionally, proper packaging, labelling, and valid documentation are essential for successful export. Given the growth of construction and infrastructure projects in Europe, cement producers from Iran, Turkey, and other countries must be familiar with these standards so their products can compete and avoid customs issues. This article reviews the main cement standards, required documents, transport conditions, and challenges on the way to exporting to Europe. Moreover, the international platform SharMarket can play a significant role in guiding exporters. SharMarket paves the path to successful entry into international markets by providing up-to-date data, introducing potential customers, and informing exporters about regulations and standards in target countries.

Challenges of Cement Export in 2025 for Russia, Iran, and Turkey

Sep 22, 2025

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Challenges of cement export in 2025 for Russia, Iran, and Turkey In recent years, cement export has become one of the vital sectors of the economies in the region’s producing countries. Russia, Iran, and Turkey play a significant role in meeting both domestic and international market demands, and their high production capacity enables them to compete in regional and global markets. However, economic, political, and logistical challenges in 2025 will have a direct impact on cement export trends. International sanctions, currency and energy price fluctuations, transport and insurance limitations, as well as intense regional competition, are among the issues exporters must carefully manage to maintain and grow their market share. Additionally, changes in climate conditions and environmental standards in destination countries may affect the quality and price of cement. This article provides a detailed analysis of the cement export status of the three countries—Russia, Iran, and Turkey—exploring the main challenges facing exporters, available opportunities, and proposed solutions for improving performance in 2025.

Iran's Cement Exports to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Central Asia

Sep 22, 2025

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Iran’s Cement Exports to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Central Asia Cement is one of the most important building materials, playing a key role in infrastructure and construction projects. With abundant mineral resources and an annual production capacity of over 80 million tons, Iran is one of the world's largest producers of cement. A significant portion of this production, in addition to meeting domestic demand, is exported to neighboring countries. For Iran, cement export is not just a commercial activity but a strategic tool to develop economic relations with countries in the region. Countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan, and some of the Central Asian republics are major markets for Iranian cement due to their growing need for construction materials. This article reviews the capacities, challenges, and opportunities of Iranian cement exports to these countries and explains the role of the SharMarket platform in presenting and facilitating this export route.

Cement Market in Iraqi Kurdistan for Iran, Turkey, and Russia

Sep 22, 2025

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Cement market in Iraqi Kurdistan for Iran, Turkey, and Russia The cement market in Iraqi Kurdistan has experienced significant growth in recent years, especially with the rise of construction projects and the development of urban and industrial infrastructure. Due to its strategic geographical position, this region has become an important hub for supplying cement from neighboring countries. Iran, Turkey, and Russia—all with high production capacities and the ability to meet market demands—have shown special interest in exporting cement to Iraqi Kurdistan. The increase in residential construction, road projects, and industrial developments has created considerable demand for high-quality cement. As a result, exporters need to understand the market thoroughly, comply with the required standards, and plan logistics appropriately to capitalize on existing opportunities.

The Role of Cement in Concrete Strength in Various Climatic Conditions

Sep 22, 2025

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The Role of Cement in Concrete Strength in Various Climatic Conditions Concrete is one of the most widely used building materials, and its durability is directly related to the type of cement and environmental conditions. Changes in climate—including extreme heat, freezing cold, high humidity, and even chlorinated environments like coastal areas—can impact the quality and lifespan of concrete. Cement, as the main component in concrete mixtures, plays a decisive role in its strength and stability. Choosing the right type of cement and using appropriate chemical and mineral additives can help structures become more resistant to cracking, corrosion, and reduced durability.

Cement Additives: Types, Benefits, and Practical Applications

Sep 22, 2025

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Cement Additives: Types, Benefits, and Practical Applications In civil engineering and the construction industry, cement is recognized as a fundamental material whose quality and properties directly impact the durability and performance of concrete. However, the natural properties of cement alone do not always meet the diverse requirements of various construction projects. Changing weather conditions, structural types, operational requirements, and even economic concerns drive engineers towards using cement additives.

Technical Comparison of Cement Types 1 to 5 + Their Standards

Sep 22, 2025

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Technical comparison of cement types 1 to 5 + Their standards Portland cement is a family of hydraulic adhesives that, by hydrating its clinker phases—mainly alite (C₃S), belite (C₂S), aluminate (C₃A), and ferrite (C₄AF)—produce C-S-H gel and calcium hydroxide, forming the durable framework of concrete. The main factors distinguishing different cement types (1 to 5) are the chemical makeup of the clinker (especially the percentage of C₃A and the C₃S/C₂S ratio), the fineness of milling, and sometimes modifying additives. These differences directly influence the kinetics of early and final strength, heat of hydration (Q), behavior in aggressive sulfate/chloride environments, and the risk of thermal cracking. In summary: Types with higher C₃S and fineness (like Type III) develop strength more rapidly, but have higher Q and greater risk of thermal cracking. Types with low C₃A (like Type V) provide higher sulfate resistance, but usually slower initial strength gain than high-heat types. Low-heat types (like Type IV) are designed for mass concrete pours to control temperature gradients and thermal stress. General-purpose types (Type I/II) offer a suitable balance of workability, strength, and durability, and are the most common economic choice for projects.