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Forming flexible foam

squeegee mop head
The introduction of nanoclay to polyurethane improves properties such as strength and stability in the resulting foam. Sara Tabandeh from Amirkabir University of Technology in Tehran, Iran, outlines studies into the synthesis process.
Materials World Magazine, 05 Feb 2012

History repeating - the perennial appeal of brick

Fabric nightclub
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.
Clay Technology Magazine, 11 Dec 2011

Competence and the quarry manager

quarry
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.
Clay Technology Magazine, 11 Dec 2011

Immobilising radioactive waste

Windscale drum
Dr Bob Page looks at some of the optimum methods of encapsulation of nuclear waste streams, and the progress being made.
Materials World Magazine, 05 Nov 2011

Column of strength - predicting failure behaviour

Azrul Mutalib and Hong Hao from The University of Western Australia show how pressure-impulse diagrams for fibrereinforced polymer-strengthened concrete columns can be used to predict failure behaviour.
Materials World Magazine, 05 Nov 2011

Pat Furr FIMMM (Profile)

Pat Furr
Pat Furr has had a long career in the ceramics industry.
Fellows' Lounge, 25 Oct 2011

Staying safe - health and safety in the workplace

ambulance
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.
Clay Technology Magazine, 24 Oct 2011

Packing up the house - packaging systems in the construction industry

3rd party robot
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.
Clay Technology Magazine, 24 Oct 2011

Packing up the house - packaging systems in the construction industry

3rd party robot
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.
Packaging Professional Magazine, 25 Sep 2011

Building in natural strengths - natural fibre composite materials

lamb
Chartered Architect John Hutchinson takes a look at the development of strong natural fibre composite materials and their potential commercial application in the construction industry. 
Materials World Magazine, 02 Sep 2011
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