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Clay Technology October/November 2011

In news this issue, we see how Friedland clay and fungal extracts are being used in sunscreen and how sludge and wood waste are being used for low-energy structural ceramics. We also preview the 10th annual Bretby conference in Stafford this coming November.

Features look at the factors that affect pack design and packaging systems in the construction industry, and explain what to do when accidents happen in the worplace.

 

News

Bretby preview

ICTa logo
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.
Clay Technology Magazine, 24 Oct 2011

Forest waste unlocks brick potential

Spanish researchers have developed a way to use human waste as an admixture in ceramics, a method that could have industrial and environmental benefits.
Clay Technology Magazine, 24 Oct 2011

Bright future for UV-cream

Clay and mushrooms are now being blended for use in sunscreens.
Clay Technology Magazine, 24 Oct 2011

Features

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