Well worth a mention:
Materials Engineering Science Processing and Design by Ashby,Shercliff & Cebon, renowned specialists in the field of Materials Selection and Environment, may be extensively reviewed with a view to acquisition at the link provided (scribd) I have added the link in my side bar entitled Materials and Environment.
For readers of this post a convenient link is Materials Engineering Science Processing and Design
Alternative links for extensive reviewing from Google Books
Amazon
Showing posts with label Materials and Environment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Materials and Environment. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Environmental Association of Universities and Colleges-Top Brains look at Sustainability_Some Materials Aspects WRAP'd- UP
John Holland of WRAP-Waste Resources Action Programme looks at materials used in construction. This post also is a convenient way to bring the increasing understanding and accompanying credibility given to sustainability by top thinkers brought together by the Environmental Association of Universities and Colleges, EAUC, in the UK. EAUC currently has 280 members.
EAUC conferences 2009 and 2010 currently free online constitute a very important contribution to thought and action on sustainability.
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1. cf. EAUC conf 2009 and EAUC conf 2010
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EAUC conferences 2009 and 2010 currently free online constitute a very important contribution to thought and action on sustainability.
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1. cf. EAUC conf 2009 and EAUC conf 2010
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Materials and Environment-Embodied Energy of Materials
New Green Construction Material Innovation_Low energy cement production by Celitement via IOM3: The Global Network for Materials, Minerals & Mining Professionals
3. Open Search on IOM3's MW-Materials World, journal returned the following first 10 links:
WRAP takes over from Envirowise
06 April 10, IOM3, News article
The maze of mixed plastics recycling
01 July 09, Materials World Magazine, News article
Environment - Excellence in Packaging Optimisation award
27 August 09, Starpack
Composites Design and Simulation Challenges for the Future
19 March 08, Composites, Conference proceedings / event reports
Environment - New Developments award
27 August 09, Starpack
Recycling WEEE polymers
01 June 07, Materials World Magazine, News article
Mixed plastics recycling in the UK
14 July 08, Packaging Professional Magazine, News article
Mixed plastics recycling in the UK
01 July 08, Materials World Magazine, News article
Resource mapping of packaging and food waste
09 November 09, IOM3, News article
Useful links
16 March 10, Design Mine
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Materials and Environment- Mothers of Inventions

My previous post but one published on 16 March 2010entitled,"Nanoscale, Nanomaterials: Basics - Calculate numbers of surface to volume atoms and much more." included embedding a Google book one of whose authors is by Prof. M.F. Ashby, FRS. whose work I admire greatly.
While researching work by his co-authors in particular by PJ Ferreira of The University of Texas at Austin,with the aim of commenting further on "Nano-things", I spotted not only Ferreira's abundant online publications which included work I had referenced very recently in fact by Carlton and Ferreira on the topic of Inverse Hall-Petch Relationship at the nanoscale (about 10nm)in Nanomaterials. Coincidences... While wondering how come my P.J. Ferreira became associated with Mike Ashby famous particularly for his work in Materials Selection for Engineering Applications a bit of lateral thinking led me to set aside for a moment considerations on how I intend to develop more on "Nano-thing" and focus a new on my blog's first declared focus the Title or Header support punch lines or Tags namely Durable Development, Sustainable Development..." ie. return to Mike F. Ashby.
EUREKA on two counts:
1. "Materials and the Environment – Eco-informed Material Choice" is the title of his second book published in 2009. An embeddable google preview is available for readers to preview in-depth. cf below or via on my RHS menu first entry in new list Materials and Environment.
2. A recent book review by fellow materials professionals appeared on Materials World book reviews I shall quote the reviews introduction "This book is an accessible introduction to environmental issues associated with materials selection. Anyone familiar with Professor Ashby’s other books will recognise his style and, as ever, he excels in presenting information in simple graphical form."...as I tried to convey in my earlier post on M.F.Ashby et al's other 2009 book on Nanotechnology.
The full review MW, Nov 2009, is freely available to all readers:
Materials and the Environment – Eco-informed Material Choice
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