"Green" manufacturing: one part at a time

Article Abstract:

Researchers at the Consortium on Green Design and Manufacturing at the University of California, Berkeley are developing process analysis software aimed at encouraging industrial manufacturers to consider the environmental implications of products on the drawing board. Mechanical designers and industrial engineers will see from the models the importance of the precise designing of products. With the development of the software , it will be much easier for designer to make the necessary changes to a product that does not meet environmental standards.

Prepackaged software, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Commercial physical research, Research & Development-Industry, Software, Product development, Industrial research, Manufacturing processes, Manufacturing, Computer aided design, Applications software, Industrial design, University of California, Berkeley

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Preparation and characterization of magnetically active polymeric particles (MAPPs) for complex environmental separations

Article Abstract:

A report on the magnetization of polymeric particles in order to induce separation of toxic compounds from sludge, sediment, and other similar matter.

Statistical Data Included, Research, Pollution

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Cleaning up with heat treatment

Article Abstract:

Several methods of heating, including six-phase heating, are used to remove contaminants from soil.

Usage, Soils, Contamination, Heat

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