• The application of electrolytic in -process dressing to precision grinding processes 

  Zervos, Charilaos (2007-06)

  Electrolytic In-Process Dressing (ELID) has attracted a lot of attention in recent years as it is a promising method of grinding a wide range of materials, including ones that are difficult to machine, to high quality ...
• Maximising struvite recovery from real wastewater sources 

  Thomas, David J. L. (2007-04)

  Formation of struvite (MgNFLjPCU.ôFfeO) in reactors is proposed to limit struvite problems in sewage treatment works (STW) and offer a method of phosphorus recovery and recycling. Four sites of interest were identified ...
• Towards sustainable landfill management 

  Smith, Richard (2006-11)

  The UK is reliant on landfill as a waste management option with some 72% w/w of municipal waste landfilled in 2003/04. This thesis advances an argument that landfill, as practised historically and currently, is unsustainable. ...
• Process parameter sensing for remote hyperbaric welding 

  Papadopoulos, Konstantinos (2009-08)

  Pipeline ovality and equipment set-up variations pose a challenge for offshore remote hyperbaric welding operations using a fillet welded sleeve for pipeline repair. The distance from the torch to the pipe should be kept ...
• A system development methodology for embedded applications 

  Goh, Kiah Mok (2009-07)

  In recent years, Singapore’s manufacturing sector has contributed more than a quarter of the total Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and has established global leadership positions in several manufacturing areas such as ...
• Thermal and deformation analysis of joint interfaces in machine tools 

  Gashi, Bekim (2008-05)

  Machine tools are made up of many different parts connected together. In order to understand and create more accurate thermal and deformation numerical models the heat transfer characteristics of machine tool interfaces ...
• The Influences of Post-Preparative Treatments on Luminescence from CdTe Nanoparticles 

  Gardner, Hannah Catherine (2008)

  Nanotechnology has seen an explosion of research interest in recent years. Nanoparticles are finding applications in an ever growing list of applications. To further develop these applications an understanding of the ...
• Cost of a package plant membrane bioreactor 

  Fletcher, Harriet Kate (2007-05)

  The capital and operating costs associated with a small package plant MBR for smallscale domestic duty has been appraised based on a medium-strength municipal wastewater. The three main membrane configurations were ...
• Filtration efficiency foil owing polymer addition 

  Fabrizi, Lara (2007)

  Natural organic matter has become an increasing concern in drinking water treatment, because of the potentially carcinogenic disinfection by-products that form when disinfectants react with the residual organic carbon ...
• The damaging effect of surface-traffic-generated soil pressures on buried archaeological artefacts 

  Dain-Owens, Anne Peregrine (2010-04-12)

  The aim of this work was to investigate the influence of surface loading from conventional field operations on the damage to buried artefacts, both pots and bones. The objectives of this research were a) to investigate ...
• Manufacture of Novel Intermetallic Bond Coats from the Electroplating of Ionic Liquids 

  Craig, Mark (2010)

  Gas turbine engines for both aerospace and power generation are constantly being revised to improve running efficiency and performance. Gas turbine engines essentially consist of three distinct regions: compressor, ...
• Investigating the relationship between shear and floe fate using CFD 

  Brigeman, Jonathan Matthew (2006-11)

  The size, density and strength of floes play a major role in the removal of contaminants from water in physico-chemical treatment processes. The efficiency of the main removal processes is a function of floe size, strength ...
• A process-based approach to engineering design knowledge reuse 

  Baxter, David (2007-06)

  Manufacturing enterprises are under increasing pressure to produce products of higher quality at lower cost in shorter time frames if they are to remain competitive. Engineering design support methods can help companies ...
• Modelling the drivers of soil moisture in the landscape in order to apply the STAMINA model at a regional level 

  Baggaley, Nicola J. (2007-01)

  The STAMINA (Stability And MItigatioN of Arable systems in hilly landscapes) model is a new crop yield model than takes into account the impact of terrain on crop growth. The ability to model yield variations as a function ...
• A methodology for the distributed and collaborative management of engineering knowledge 

  Aziz, Hayder (2007-09)

  The problems of collaborative engineering design and management at the conceptual stage in a large network of dissimilar enterprises was investigated. This issue in engineering design is a result of ...
• Renewable energy, landfill gas and EfW: now, next and future 

  Adu-Gyamfi, K. A.; Villa, Raffaella; Coulon, Frederic (C I W M Business Services Ltd, 2010-02)

  The United Kingdom (UK) has traditionally used landfill disposal as the predominant method of waste management. However, landfilling is unsustainable due to its harmful effects on the environment and public health. Under ...
• Information and communication technology (ICT) in the early years of education 

  Abdalla, Eman Shafik Hassan (2008)

  Information and communication technology (ICT) has become an important factor in the education field, especially for pupils with special educational needs. The aim of this research is to understand how ICT is perceived to ...
• Highly linear, compact and cost-effective sensor probes for displacement measurements using range-resolved interferometry 

  Kissinger, Thomas; Wiseman, Kieran B.; Tatam, Ralph P. (EUSPEN, 2021-06-10)

  We demonstrate a novel approach for interferometric displacement and vibration sensing using range-resolved interferometry (RRI). The concept exploits the ability of RRI to reject the signal contributions due to multiple ...
• Manufacture of novel intermetallic bond coats from the electroplating of ionic liquids 

  Craig, Mark (2010)

  Gas turbine engines for both aerospace and power generation are constantly being revised to improve running efficiency and performance. Gas turbine engines essentially consist of three distinct regions: compressor, ...
• Controlled porosity alumina structures for ultra-precision hydrostatic journal bearings 

  Durazo-Cardenas, Isidro; Stephenson, D. J.; Corbett, John (American Ceramic Society, 2010-11-04)

  A series of fine grade alumina powders has been used in combination with maize starch granules to produce porous structures for porous hydrostatic journal bearing applications. A comprehensive series of tests was conducted ...

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