Green burning - sensing the difference

Article Abstract:

A low-cost sensor, which could help eliminate large quantities of carbon-dioxide emissions and increase energy efficiency in the UK, has been developed by London-based Sensox. The sensor, which has a target price of approximately 10 pounds sterling, is an electrolytic cell that is based on solid zurconium.

Product information, Carbon dioxide, Energy consumption, Sensox

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Lean and green

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning some of the problems that engineers are facing in order to protect the planet from harmful pollution are presented. Reference is made to different sources of energy such as hydrogen-fueled engines, wave power and solar power.

Research, Innovations, Product development, Power resources, Environmental protection, Hydrogen fuels, Hydrogen as fuel, Solar energy, Ocean wave power, Wave power

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Go for green

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the drive towards designing environmentally friendly products are discussed. Examples of electrical items such as jug kettles which could be redesigned, resulting in environmental and cost benefits, are presented.

Industrial design, Engineering design

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