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Sustainable Materials - With Both Eyes Open

Future Buildings, Vehicles, Products and Equipment - Made Efficiently and Made with Less New Material

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This evidence-based survey presents a holistic vision of options for a sustainable future by going beyond efficient and clean production to the inclusion of material efficiency and the reduction of demand. Beginning with an all-encompassing examination of the uses of the five most important materials—steel, aluminum, cement, plastic, and paper—this exploration delves into the entire lifecycle of these materials, from smelting and goods manufacture to final recycling. Through evidence drawn from this analysis and real-world commercial enterprises, the study submits creative solutions for achieving manufacturing efficiencies and the same functionality or services using less material, and identifies potential economic outcomes from these scenarios.

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Sustainable Materials - With Both Eyes Open, Julian M. Allwood, Jonathan M. Cullen, Mark A. Carruth

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Tytuł
Sustainable Materials - With Both Eyes Open
Podtytuł
Future Buildings, Vehicles, Products and Equipment - Made Efficiently and Made with Less New Material
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2012
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
408
ISBN10
190686005X
ISBN13
9781906860059
Seria
Opis
This evidence-based survey presents a holistic vision of options for a sustainable future by going beyond efficient and clean production to the inclusion of material efficiency and the reduction of demand. Beginning with an all-encompassing examination of the uses of the five most important materials—steel, aluminum, cement, plastic, and paper—this exploration delves into the entire lifecycle of these materials, from smelting and goods manufacture to final recycling. Through evidence drawn from this analysis and real-world commercial enterprises, the study submits creative solutions for achieving manufacturing efficiencies and the same functionality or services using less material, and identifies potential economic outcomes from these scenarios.