TRF DAILY GLOBAL on Instagram: "Japan’s Earthquake-Resistant Infrastructure: A Masterclass in Safety! 🌏🏢 In the world’s most quake-prone zone, Japan leads with buildings designed to survive the shake. From reinforced concrete and flexible steel frames to base isolation systems that let structures sway safely, every detail counts. Skyscrapers feature tuned mass dampers or water tanks to absorb tremors, while bridges, roads, and underground utilities flex and bend without breaking. Innovation +

PEEPER on Instagram: "Carbon fiber itself is highly fire-resistant because it’s made of tightly bonded carbon atoms that don’t easily ignite. Unlike many materials, it doesn’t melt when exposed to extreme heat—instead, it slowly oxidizes at very high temperatures, usually above 650°C (1200°F). This stability makes it useful in aerospace, motorsports, and other industries where lightweight strength and resistance to fire or heat are critical. However, the resins or polymers that hold carbon fiber