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Longevity is one of the main benefits of clay brick buildings, alongside
their broad aesthetic appeal. Martin Parley talks to Simon Hay, Chief
Executive of the Brick Development Association, about why brick is still
the material of choice for builders, along with methods of preserving
and repairing aged buildings.
Being competent in a quarry environment is crucial, although what constitutes "competence" can be unclear.
Francis Morrall, Deputy Chief Executive of the British Ceramic
Confederation, explains the steps taken to remove ambiguity.
Accidents in the workplace are to some degree inevitable, especially in
sectors dealing with heavy loads and machinery. Clive James, Training
Development Manager at St John Ambulance, outlines the key areas
businesses must consider.
Adrian Meacham, Managing Director of Lingl UK, equipment provider for
the field of ceramics, based in Congleton, outlines the factors that
affect the choice of pack designs and packaging systems used in the
construction industry.
This year, on 23 November, we celebrate the 10th Annual Bretby Conference, in
association with the International Clay Technology Association (ICTa), at Stafford County Showground.
Spanish researchers have developed a way to use human waste as an
admixture in ceramics, a method that could have industrial and
environmental benefits.
To improve stone selection and
boost preventative research, a team of French researchers
in Poitiers has conducted
research into the stone structure
and clay coating of Triassic
siliceous sandstones.
