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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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  • 2021Grain Secondary Recrystallisation in Advanced Gas Cooled Reactor Fuel Cladding2citations
  • 2018Development, characterisation and Finite Element modelling of novel waste carpet composites for structural applications9citations
  • 2017Engineering FEA Sintering Model Development for Metal Supported SOFC1citations
  • 2016Experimental and Finite Element (FE) modelling of timber fencing for benchmarking novel composite fencing5citations
  • 2015Carpet recycling71citations
  • 2014New constitutive model for anisotropic hyperelastic biased woven fibre reinforced composite17citations
  • 2011Surface finishing techniques for SLM manufactured stainless steel 316L componentscitations
  • 2006ORTHOPAEDIC BIOPOLYMER WEAR SCREENING RIG VALIDATED AGAINST CLINICAL DATAcitations
  • 2005Dynamic creep and mechanical characteristics of SmartSet GHV bone cement10citations
  • 2004THE WEAR OF ALUMINA-ON-ALUMINA TOTAL HIP PROSTHESEScitations
  • 2004Polymeric biomaterial wear test rig validated to ASTM F732-00 and against clinical datacitations
  • 2003DOES THE CLINICAL ENVIRONMENT INFLUENCE THE PROPERTIES OF BONE CEMENT?citations
  • 2002Effect of restraint on the creep behavior of clinical bone cement8citations
  • 2001Statistical wear analysis of PA-6/UHMWPE alloy, UHMPE and PA-647citations
  • 2001The wear of metal-on-metal total hip prostheses measured in a hip simulator.76citations
  • 2000Cytocompatibility evaluation of surface modified Ni-Ti shape memory alloy using the MTT assaycitations

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  • Wilbraham, R. J.
  • Fahy, J.
  • Degueldre, C.
  • Turvey, Geoffrey John
  • Sotayo, Adeayo
  • Chatzimichail, Rallou
  • Selby, Mark
  • Sullivan, Daniel
  • Mukerjee, Subhasish
  • Dawson, Richard James
  • Aboshio, Aaron
  • Ye, Jianqiao
  • Rennie, Allan Edward Watson
  • Abram, Thomas
  • Morton, Wayne
  • Unsworth, A.
  • Thompson, P.
  • Monk, D.
  • Chiu, P.
  • Joyce, T. J.
  • Liu, C.
  • Mccaskie, A.
  • Watkins, N.
  • Baker, D.
  • Scholes, S. C.
  • Burt, N.
  • Sandher, D. S.
  • Gregg, P. J.
  • Mccaskie, A. W.
  • Watkins, N. D.
  • Tong, J.
  • Ren, L. Q.
  • Arnell, R. D.
  • Grant, D. M.
  • Wood, J. V.
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Carpet recycling

  • Turvey, Geoffrey John
  • Sotayo, Adeayo
  • Green, Sarah Margaret
Abstract

Carpets are multilayer mixtures of different polymers and inorganic fillers that are difficult and costly to reprocess upon disposal. About 400 000 tonnes of carpets are sent to landfill in the UK annually, however, the landfill option is becoming increasingly impractical due to increasing landfill costs and the physical limitations on the number of landfill sites available in the UK. In addition, carpets are non-biodegradable and reduce the availability of landfill for other uses. Hence, this leads to a major drive to increase carpet recycling, which could potentially have a significant positive impact on the environment. This paper gives an overview of the composition of carpets, and the different classifications of carpet waste. In addition, the paper discusses the different end of use options for carpets in the UK. The paper also reviews the different manufacturing processes that utilise carpet waste as raw material in the fabrication of structural composites. The tensile and flexural properties of these composites are presented and discussed. These mechanical properties appear to support the use of carpet waste as potential composite materials for structural load-bearing applications.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • structural composite