ECO FRIENDLY SURFACE TREATMENT

SEMINAR REPORT
Submitted By

SIJIN CHANDRAN MR
(Reg. No: 2101020976)

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award

Of

DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Guided By :MR. SUBIN K

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

MALABAR POLYTECHNIC CAMPUS, CHERPULASSERY

PALAKKAD - 679503
(An ISO 9001-2008 Certified Institution, Approved By AICTE & DTE,
Kerala) 2023-2024
 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

MALABAR POLYTECHNIC CAMPUS

CHERPULASSERY
PALAKKAD - 679503
(An ISO 9001-2008Certified
2008Certified Institution, Approved By AICTE & DTE, Kerala
Kerala)

CERTIFICATE

Certified that the seminar report ““ECO FRIENDLY SURFACE TREATMENT

TREATMENT’is a
bonafied record of the work done by SIJIN CHANDRAN MR (REG.NO: 2101020976)
under my supervision and guidance
ance and is submitted in 2023-2024
2023 2024 Academic year in partial
fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the Diploma in Mechanical Engineering under
u
the Department of Technical Education, Government of Kerala

Mr.SUBIN K Mr.PRAKASAN
Seminar Guide Head of Section
Lecturer Head of Dept
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Dept. of Mechanical Engineering

Internal Examiner External Examiner

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER NO NAME PAGE NO

1 INTRODUCTION 1

2 IMPORTANCE OF 2
SURFACE TREATMENT

3 ENVIORNMENTAL 4
CHANGES DUE
TRADITIONAL SURFACE
TRATMENT
4 GOALS OF ECO 6
FRIENDLY SURFACE
TREATMENT
5 TYPES OF ECO 8
FRIENDLY SURFACE
TREATMENT
6 BENEFITS OF ECO 14
FRIENDLY SURFACE
TREATMENT
7 LIMITATIONS OF ECO 16
FRIENDLY SURFACE
TREATMRNT
8 CONCLUSION 18

9 REFERENCE 20
 LIST OF FIGURES

FIG NO NAME PAGE NO

5.1 POWDER COATING 9

5.2 SAND BLASTING 11

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CHAPTER -1
INTRODUCTION

Eco-friendly surface treatment encompasses sustainable methods applied to various materials

to enhance durability and performance while minimizing environmental impact. Unlike
traditional surface treatments that may involve harmful chemicals, eco-friendly approaches
prioritize biodegradable and non-toxic solutions. These methods aim to reduce pollution,
conserve resources, and promote long-term ecological balance. From water-based coatings to
plant-derived sealants, eco-friendly surface treatments align with the principles of
environmental responsibility, fostering a harmonious coexistence between human activities
and the planet. Embracing these solutions reflects a commitment to sustainable practices,
ensuring a healthier and more resilient environment for present and future generations.

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IMPORTANCE OF SURFACE TREATMENT

Surface treatment plays a pivotal role across various industries due to its multifaceted
importance in enhancing the performance, longevity, and aesthetics of materials. Whether
applied to metals, plastics, or other substrates, surface treatment serves several critical
functions

Corrosion Protection:

One of the primary reasons for surface treatment is corrosion protection. Metal surfaces are
susceptible to corrosion, which can compromise structural integrity and functionality.
Coatings, such as paints and corrosion-resistant layers, act as barriers against corrosive
agents, preventing degradation and extending the lifespan of materials.
Improved Adhesion:

Surface treatments facilitate better adhesion between materials, ensuring strong bonds in
applications like adhesives, paints, and coatings. Proper adhesion is crucial for structural
components, preventing delaminating and ensuring the overall reliability of the product.
Enhanced Wear Resistance:

Surface treatments can significantly increase the wear resistance of materials, particularly in
applications subjected to friction, abrasion, or harsh environmental conditions. This is vital in
industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace, where components need to
withstand constant wear and tear.
Aesthetic Enhancement:

Surface treatments contribute to the aesthetic appeal of products. Whether through polishing,
painting, or decorative coatings, surface treatment enhances the visual appeal of items,
making them more marketable and attractive to consumers.
Environmental Impact

: Environmentally friendly surface treatments are gaining importance as societies prioritize

sustainability. By utilizing eco-friendly processes and materials, industries can reduce their
environmental footprint, addressing concerns related to the use of hazardous substances and
waste generation.

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Improved Biocompatibility:

In medical and biomedical applications, surface treatments are crucial for enhancing
biocompatibility. Medical devices and implants undergo surface modifications to ensure
compatibility with biological tissues, minimizing the risk of rejection and promoting
successful integration within the body.
Hydrophobic
Hydrophilic, conductive or insulating, based on the desired functionality for a particular
application.

In summary, surface treatment is integral to a wide range of industries, impacting the

structural, functional, and aesthetic aspects of materials. Its diverse applications contribute
not only to the performance and longevity of products but also to environmental
sustainability, making it a key consideration in modern manufacturing and material science.

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ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES DUE TO
TRADITIONAL SURFACE TREATMENT

Traditional surface treatments, often involving the use of conventional coatings, paints, and
chemical processes, can contribute to significant environmental changes and pose challenges
to ecosystems and human health. These changes stem from the release of harmful substances,
energy consumption, and waste generation associated with these methods.

1. Air and Water Pollution

Traditional surface treatments often involve the use of volatile organic compounds (VOCs),
heavy metals, and other hazardous chemicals. During application and drying processes,
VOCs are released into the air, contributing to air pollution and smog formation. Runoff from
treated surfaces can also carry these pollutants into water bodies, leading to water pollution
and potential harm to aquatic ecosystems.

2. Soil Contamination:

The disposal of waste generated during traditional surface treatment processes, such as spent
solvents, paint residues, and contaminated materials, can result in soil contamination. The
leaching of harmful substances into the soil can affect plant growth and soil quality,
impacting the entire ecosystem.

3. Health Risks

: Exposure to the toxic compounds emitted during traditional surface treatments poses health
risks to both workers in these industries and the general population. VOCs, for example, are
known to contribute to respiratory problems and other health issues.

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4. Energy Consumption

: Many traditional surface treatments require high energy inputs for application and curing
processes. The production of coatings, paints, and other treatment materials also demands
significant energy. This high energy consumption contributes to greenhouse gas emissions
and exacerbates the environmental footprint of these processes.

5. Resource Depletion:

The extraction and processing of raw materials for traditional surface treatments can lead to
resource depletion. Whether it's mining for metals used in coatings or the production of
synthetic chemicals, the demand for these resources can have negative ecological impacts,
including habitat destruction and biodiversity loss.

6. Long-Term Environmental Persistence:

Some traditional surface treatment materials, particularly those containing persistent organic
pollutants or heavy metals, can endure in the environment for extended periods. This
persistence can lead to long-term environmental damage, affecting ecosystems and
potentially entering the food chain.

In response to these environmental challenges, there has been a growing shift towards eco-
friendly and sustainable surface treatment methods. These alternatives aim to minimize or
eliminate the negative impacts associated with traditional treatments, promoting a more
environmentally conscious approach to material enhancement. Adopting such practices is
crucial for mitigating the environmental changes brought about by conventional surface
treatments and moving towards a more sustainable and ecologically responsible future.

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GOALS OF ECO FRIENDLY SURFACE TREATMEN

The goals of eco-friendly surface treatment align with broader objectives of sustainable
development, aiming to mitigate environmental impact, promote responsible resource use,
and foster a healthier and more resilient planet. These goals encompass various aspects,
reflecting a comprehensive approach to surface treatment that prioritizes ecological well-
being.

1. Minimizing Environmental Footprint: The primary goal is to reduce the overall

environmental footprint associated with surface treatment processes. This involves decreasing
the use of hazardous chemicals, minimizing energy consumption, and adopting practices that
result in fewer emissions and waste products. By doing so, eco-friendly surface treatment
methods strive to mitigate air and water pollution, soil contamination, and other adverse
environmental effects.

2. Utilizing Renewable Resources: Eco-friendly surface treatments emphasize the use of

renewable and sustainable resources. This includes incorporating bio-based materials derived
from plants or other renewable sources, reducing dependence on non-renewable resources,
and supporting the development of greener alternatives.

3. Eliminating or Reducing Toxic Substances: A key goal is to eliminate or significantly

reduce the use of toxic substances in surface treatment formulations. This involves replacing
harmful chemicals with environmentally benign alternatives, ensuring that the treated
materials do not pose risks to human health or ecosystems during their lifecycle.

4. Enhancing Energy Efficiency: Eco-friendly surface treatment methods aim to improve

energy efficiency throughout the entire process, from manufacturing to application and
curing. This involves adopting technologies and practices that minimize energy consumption,
such as utilizing low-temperature curing processes or exploring energy-efficient application
methods.

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5. Promoting Biodegradability and Recycling: Eco-friendly surface treatments prioritize

materials that are biodegradable or easily recyclable. This reduces the persistence of
treatment residues in the environment and supports circular economy principles. Designing
treatments with end-of-life considerations encourages responsible disposal or recycling of
treated materials.

6. Improving Durability and Longevity: Sustainable surface treatments focus on enhancing

the durability and longevity of treated materials. By extending the lifespan of products, the
need for frequent reapplications or replacements is reduced, leading to lower resource
consumption and environmental impact over time.

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TYPES OF ECO FRIENDLY SURFACE TREATMEN

POWDER COATING

Powder coating is a popular and environmentally friendly method of surface finishing that
provides a durable and attractive finish to a wide range of materials. Unlike traditional liquid
coatings, powder coating involves the application of a dry powder, typically composed of
finely ground particles of pigment and resin. This method is widely used in industries such as
automotive, architecture, appliances, and furniture for both functional and decorative
purposes.

The powder coating process typically consists of the following key steps:

1. Surface Preparation: Before the powder coating application, the substrate (such as
metal, aluminum, or even certain types of plastics) is thoroughly cleaned to remove
any contaminants, oils, or rust. This preparation ensures proper adhesion of the
powder to the surface.
2. Application of Powder: The dry powder is electrostatic ally charged and sprayed
onto the grounded object. The electrostatic charge causes the powder particles to
adhere uniformly to the surface, creating an even coating. Alternatively, a fluidized
bed method immerses preheated objects in a powder cloud, allowing the powder to
melt and adhere.
3. Curing: After the powder is applied, the coated object is subjected to a curing
process. This is usually done in a special oven where the powder melts and
chemically reacts to form a durable, high-quality finish. The curing temperature and
time depend on the specific powder coating formulation.

Powder coating offers several advantages:

 Durability: Powder-coated finishes are known for their durability and resistance to
chipping, scratching, fading, and corrosion. This makes it an ideal choice for items
exposed to harsh environmental conditions.

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 Environmental Friendliness: Unlike traditional liquid coatings that may contain

solvents and VOCs (volatile organic
organic compounds), powder coatings are solvent-free
solvent
and release little to no VOCs during application. This contributes to a more
environmentally friendly and safer workplace.
 Variety of Finishes: Powder coating comes in a wide range of colors, textures, and
finishes, allowing for customization to meet specific aesthetic and functional
requirements. This versatility makes it suitable for diverse applications.
 Efficiency: The powder coating process is efficient, with minimal waste. Overspray
d reused, reducing material costs and environmental impact.
can be collected and
 Uniform Coating: The electrostatic application of powder ensures a consistent and
uniform coating thickness, even on complex
complex-shaped
shaped objects, providing a high-quality
high
finish.

In conclusion, powder coating is a highly effective and sustainable method for applying
protective and decorative finishes to various materials. Its durability, environmental
friendliness, and versatility have contributed to its widespread adoption in numerous
industries, playing
ng a significant role in modern surface finishing practices.

POWDER COATING
FIG NO;5.1
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GREEN SAND BLASTING

It seems there might be a confusion in your question, as "green sand blasting" is not a
recognized or commonly used term in surface treatment processes. Sandblasting, or abrasive
blasting, is a technique used for cleaning, smoothing, or shaping surfaces by forcibly
propelling abrasive material against them. However, the term "green" is not typically
associated with this process.

If you are referring to environmentally friendly or eco-conscious sandblasting practices, there

are several approaches that aim to minimize environmental impact:

1. Eco-Friendly Abrasives: Traditional sandblasting often uses silica sand as an abrasive

material, which can pose health risks due to the formation of irrespirable dust containing
crystalline silica. Eco-friendly alternatives include abrasives made from recycled materials,
such as crushed glass, walnut shells, or other biodegradable materials. These alternatives
reduce the environmental and health concerns associated with traditional abrasives.

2. Water-Based or Wet Sandblasting: In wet sandblasting, water is introduced into the

sandblasting process, reducing dust emissions and minimizing the dispersal of abrasive
particles into the air. This method can be more environmentally friendly as it helps control
airborne pollutants and is often used in sensitive areas where dust containment is critical.

3. Dust Collection Systems: Implementing efficient dust collection systems is crucial in

reducing the environmental impact of sandblasting. These systems capture and contain
abrasive particles and dust, preventing them from being released into the air and soil.

4. Recycled Abrasive Recovery: Establishing systems to recover and recycle abrasive

materials can be environmentally responsible. After sandblasting, the abrasive material can
be collected, cleaned, and reused, reducing waste and the need for new abrasive materials.

5. Proper Waste Disposal: Responsible disposal of waste generated during sandblasting is

essential. This includes the proper disposal of used abrasive materials and any contaminants
removed from the treated surfaces. Following regulatory guidelines for waste disposal
ensures minimal environmental impact.

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It's crucial for industries to adopt sustainable and environmentally friendly practices in
surface treatment processes, including sandblasting. This involves choosing alternative
abrasive materials, implementing containment measures, and incorporat
incorporating
ing systems that
reduce waste and pollution. By considering these eco
eco-conscious
conscious approaches, sandblasting
operations can align with broader environmental goals and regulations.

SAND BLASTING
FIG NO; 5.2
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ECO FRIENDLY WOOD SURFACE TREATMENT

Eco-friendly wood surface treatments are becoming increasingly popular as awareness of

environmental sustainability grows. These methods aim to enhance the durability,
appearance, and protection of wood without compromising ecological balance. Several eco-
friendly wood surface treatment options are available, aligning with the principles of
responsible forestry, reduced chemical use, and renewable resources:

1. Water-Based Stains and Finishes: Water-based stains and finishes are a sustainable
alternative to traditional solvent-based products. They contain fewer harmful
chemicals and release lower levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during
application. Water-based treatments provide protection against weathering and UV
damage while minimizing environmental impact.
2. Natural Oils: Natural oils, such as linseed oil, tung oil, or citrus oil, are derived from
plant sources and offer a chemical-free, eco-friendly option for wood treatment. These
oils penetrate the wood, enhancing its natural beauty, providing moisture resistance,
and protecting against insects and fungi. They are biodegradable and free from toxic
fumes.
3. Bio-Based Sealants: Sealants made from bio-based materials, such as plant-derived
resins or waxes, are sustainable options for wood surface treatment. These sealants
offer protection against moisture, decay, and insects while promoting a healthier
indoor environment due to their low emission of harmful substances.
4. Thermal Modification: Thermal modification involves heat treatment of wood to
improve its durability and resistance to decay. This process does not require the use of
chemicals, making it an environmentally friendly method. The modified wood
exhibits enhanced dimensional stability and resistance to insects and fungi.
5. Recycled Wood Finishes: Utilizing reclaimed or recycled wood for finishes is an
eco-friendly option that reduces the demand for new timber resources. This approach
promotes the reuse of existing materials, minimizing the environmental impact
associated with logging and wood processing.
6. Low-Impact Pigments: Eco-friendly wood treatments use pigments that have
minimal environmental impact. These pigments are often derived from natural
sources, such as minerals or plant extracts, and contribute to the aesthetic appeal of
the wood without introducing harmful chemicals.

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7. Fungus and Insect-Resistant Treatments: Some eco-friendly treatments incorporate

natural compounds with inherent resistance to fungi and insects. This approach
eliminates the need for chemical insecticides or fungicides, promoting a healthier and
more sustainable wood treatment process.

Adopting eco-friendly wood surface treatments aligns with the principles of sustainable
forestry and responsible environmental stewardship. These methods not only protect and
enhance wood surfaces but also contribute to the overall goal of reducing the ecological
footprint of the construction and furniture industries. As consumer awareness grows, the
demand for environmentally friendly wood treatments is likely to drive further innovation in
this field.

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CHAPTER-6

BENEFITS OF ECO FRIENDLY SURFACE

TREATMENT
Eco-friendly surface treatments offer a range of benefits that contribute to sustainable and
environmentally responsible practices. These treatments focus on minimizing the negative
impact on the environment while still providing effective solutions for various surfaces. Here
are some key benefits of eco-friendly surface treatments:

1. Reduced Environmental Impact: One of the primary advantages of eco-friendly

surface treatments is the reduction in environmental harm. Traditional surface
treatments often involve the use of harsh chemicals and solvents that can release
harmful pollutants into the air and water. Eco-friendly alternatives use biodegradable
and non-toxic materials, minimizing the impact on ecosystems.
2. Health and Safety: Eco-friendly surface treatments prioritize the health and safety of
both workers and end-users. By eliminating or significantly reducing the use of
hazardous chemicals, these treatments create safer working environments and reduce
the risk of exposure-related health issues.
3. Energy Efficiency: Many eco-friendly surface treatments are designed to be energy-
efficient. This includes processes that require less energy for application and curing.
Reduced energy consumption not only lowers operational costs but also contributes to
overall energy conservation and a smaller carbon footprint.
4. Long-Term Durability: Eco-friendly surface treatments often provide long-lasting
protection to surfaces, which can reduce the need for frequent reapplications. This
durability minimizes resource consumption and waste over time, promoting a more
sustainable approach to surface maintenance.
5. Water Conservation: Some eco-friendly surface treatments are water-based and
designed to minimize water usage. This is crucial for regions facing water scarcity
issues. By employing water-efficient treatments, the environmental impact of surface
maintenance is further reduced.
6. Compliance with Regulations: As environmental regulations become more stringent,
businesses and industries are increasingly adopting eco-friendly practices to comply
with legal requirements. Using environmentally responsible surface treatments
ensures that businesses stay in compliance with environmental laws and regulations.

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7. Positive Public Perception: With growing environmental awareness, consumers and

stakeholders are placing greater importance on sustainable and eco-friendly practices.
Adopting eco-friendly surface treatments can enhance a company's reputation, attract
environmentally conscious customers, and differentiate businesses in the market.

In conclusion, eco-friendly surface treatments offer a holistic and sustainable approach to

maintaining and protecting surfaces. By considering environmental impact, health and safety,
energy efficiency, and long-term durability, these treatments contribute to a more responsible
and sustainable future. Businesses and individuals alike can benefit from adopting these
practices to create a healthier planet for current and future generations.

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CHAPTER 7

LIMITATIONS OF ECOFRIENDLY SURFACE TREAT

MENT
While eco-friendly surface treatments come with numerous benefits, they are not without
their limitations and challenges. It's important to recognize these aspects to develop more
effective and sustainable solutions. Here are some key limitations and challenges associated
with eco-friendly surface treatments:

1. Effectiveness: Some eco-friendly alternatives may not be as effective as traditional,

more chemically intensive treatments. Achieving the same level of protection and
durability without compromising on performance can be a significant challenge for
certain applications.
2. Cost: Eco-friendly surface treatments can be more expensive than their conventional
counterparts. The cost of developing, manufacturing, and implementing
environmentally friendly technologies often poses a challenge for businesses,
especially small and medium-sized enterprises with limited budgets.
3. Limited Availability of Materials: The availability of eco-friendly materials for
surface treatments may be limited. This can hinder the scalability and widespread
adoption of these solutions, particularly if there is a lack of reliable and cost-effective
sources for key ingredients.
4. Application Techniques: Applying eco-friendly surface treatments may require
different techniques compared to traditional methods. Training and transitioning
workers to new application methods can be a challenge, and businesses may face
resistance due to the learning curve and potential disruptions to existing processes.
5. Durability and Longevity: While many eco-friendly treatments offer durability,
there may still be instances where they do not match the longevity of some traditional
treatments. This can be a concern, especially in industries where frequent
maintenance and replacement cycles are not feasible or practical.
6. Regulatory Compliance: While eco-friendly surface treatments align with
environmental regulations, navigating and complying with constantly evolving
standards can be challenging. Businesses need to stay updated on regulatory changes
and ensure their practices meet current environmental requirements.

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7. Research and Development Costs: Developing new, innovative eco-friendly surface

treatments often requires substantial research and development investments.
Companies may be hesitant to allocate resources to these endeavors, especially if the
return on investment is uncertain or if they face pressure to deliver short-term
financial results.
8. Resistance to Change: There can be resistance within industries and among
consumers to adopt new, eco-friendly technologies. This resistance may stem from a
lack of awareness, skepticism about the effectiveness of these alternatives, or
concerns about disrupting established workflows.

Addressing these limitations and challenges requires a collaborative effort from industries,
governments, and research institutions. Investing in research, incentivizing the development
of eco-friendly technologies, and fostering education and awareness are crucial steps toward
overcoming these obstacles and promoting the widespread adoption of sustainable surface
treatments.

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CHAPTER -8

CONCLUSION
In conclusion, the adoption of eco-friendly surface treatments represents a significant stride
towards sustainable and responsible practices in various industries. The multifaceted benefits
of these treatments extend beyond environmental considerations, encompassing health,
safety, efficiency, and long-term viability.

By reducing the environmental impact, eco-friendly surface treatments contribute to the

preservation of ecosystems and the mitigation of pollution. The shift away from harsh
chemicals and solvents safeguards the well-being of both workers and end-users, fostering
safer working conditions and minimizing health risks associated with exposure to toxic
substances.

Moreover, the emphasis on energy efficiency not only lowers operational costs but aligns
with broader efforts for energy conservation. The durability of eco-friendly treatments not
only ensures long-lasting protection for surfaces but also diminishes the need for frequent
reapplications, thereby reducing resource consumption and waste over time.

Water conservation, another pivotal aspect of eco-friendly surface treatments, addresses the
escalating concerns related to water scarcity. Water-efficient treatments not only contribute to
responsible resource management but also align with sustainable practices in regions
grappling with limited water availability.

Compliance with evolving environmental regulations is facilitated by the adoption of eco-

friendly practices, positioning businesses on the right side of legal requirements and fostering
positive relationships with regulatory bodies. Furthermore, the positive public perception
garnered by environmentally conscious practices can enhance a company's reputation,
attracting a growing demographic of consumers who prioritize sustainability.

In essence, eco-friendly surface treatments embody a holistic and forward-thinking approach

to surface maintenance. As global awareness of environmental issues continues to grow,
embracing these treatments becomes not just a responsible choice but a strategic one. The
benefits extend beyond immediate advantages to contribute to a collective effort in building a
more sustainable and resilient future for our planet. As industries and individuals increasingly

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recognize the value of eco-friendly surface treatments, the positive impact on the
environment and society at large is poised to become more profound.

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CHAPTER -9

REFERENCE

 CHAT GPT
 WIKIPEDEA
 WWW.ENGTOPICS
 GOOGLE.COM

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