
Chemical Processes For Recycling Plastics
As global plastic waste reaches staggering levels—an estimated 380 million tons produced annually, with only 9% recycled—the urgency for effective
Waste reduction refers to the systematic approach of minimizing the amount of waste generated during the product design, innovation, research, and production processes. This practice not only enhances operational efficiency but also promotes sustainability by conserving resources and reducing environmental impact. By integrating waste reduction strategies, organizations can improve their overall productivity while fostering a culture of responsibility and innovation.
As global plastic waste reaches staggering levels—an estimated 380 million tons produced annually, with only 9% recycled—the urgency for effective
Unlock sustainable solutions with reverse engineering for maintenance, recycle and upcycle to enhance product lifecycles and promote a circular economy.
This week: Coal Gasification, Graphite-phase Carbon Nitride, Magnetic Particles, Photodegradation, rheological properties, functionalized smart resins, hydrogen storage, epoxy-based composites, Passive
Did you know every year we throw away materials worth about $2.6 trillion? These are from goods we use quickly
Did you know the 5S methodology boosts productivity by 30% in manufacturing? This gain is from turning messy areas into
An amazing 75% of aluminum made in the USA is still being used today. This is thanks to recycling. This
Did you know that a Toyota car has over 30,000 parts? The Toyota Production System (TPS) makes sure each one
Did you know that in 1950, Toyota was making only 2,500 cars a year? Meanwhile, Ford was producing nearly 8,000
Did you know that plastic makes up 60% to 80% of marine waste? Shockingly, 90% of floating waste in seas
Did you know that bioplastics can have up to a 25% smaller carbon footprint compared to traditional fossil-based plastics? Right
Culture, Recycling & Singing: Pete Seeger was a folk music legend and social justice icon. He used his music to
Artist Jigar Patel shares his CGI view on how modern logos are “created”. Very fun and creative moments. And because
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