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Materials World is specifically devoted to the engineering materials cycle, from mining and extraction, through processing and application, to recycling and recovery. Editorially, it embraces the whole spectrum of materials and minerals – metals, plastics, polymers, rubber, composites, ceramics and glasses – with particular emphasis on advanced technologies, latest developments and new applications, giving prominence to the topics that are of fundamental importance to those in industry.

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Materials World is published by IOM Communications Ltd for the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.

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Welcome to Materials World, the member magazine of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining.

News

Pooling resources in oil and gas

Nearly a year after its launch, OPITO – the UK’s Oil & Gas Academy, is making strides to secure a safe and effective workforce in the sector. Rupal Mehta explores how the industry-led body acts as a focal point for skills, learning and workforce development.
Materials World, 01 Oct 2008

Concrete carbonation

Manufacturing of durable precast concrete blocks using carbon dioxide emitted in cement production will be subject to industrial-scale pilot trials this winter. Canadian company Carbon Sense Solutions Inc, based in Halifax, claims its technique to accelerate concrete curing will not only reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but will replace conventional energy-intensive steam and heat accelerated curing techniques. This could decrease energy and water consumption by as much as 155MJ and 142l/t of concrete, respectively, says the firm.
Materials World, 01 Oct 2008

PATCHwork for frayed wires

A cheap but effective polymeric coating to repair damaged aircraft wires and prevent them from sparking and causing an explosion is available, says a chemist at the University of Dayton Research Institute, USA. The Power-Activated Technology for Coating and Healing (PATCH) is a smart material available as a spray and a water-soluble solid material.
Materials World, 01 Oct 2008
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Features

Engineering a solution — Corrosion engineering and management

There is a common misunderstanding that corrosion engineering and corrosion management are identical concepts with similar features and applications, this article explains the difference and importance of both.
Materials World, 01 Oct 2008

Well thought out — Managing corrosion offshore

The importance of managing corrosion in the offshore industry, the difficulties faced and the drivers for action.
Materials World, 01 Oct 2008

Containing carbon — carbon capture and storage

A report on carbon capture and storage as part of the energy materials series from Materials UK.
Materials World, 01 Oct 2008
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Sister publications

 

 

The magazine of IOP: The Packaging Society, focusing on technology, innovation and design in packaging

 

 

 

 

The magazine of ICTa, the International Clay Technology Association, focusing on news and features from the clay industry

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