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What bulk material production is possible on a transition to net zero emissions by 2050 with limited zero emissions resources? |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2024 |
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What Contribution Could Industrial Symbiosis Make to Mitigating Industrial Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions in Bulk Material Production? |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho |
2024 |
Construction, Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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Feasible supply of steel and cement within a carbon budget is likely to fall short of expected global demand |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho |
2024 |
Construction, Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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How energy demand and wellbeing change as we use our time differently |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Simon Davies, Dr Rick Lupton |
2024 |
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Electric recycling of Portland cement at scale |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Cyrille Dunant, Dr Shiju Joseph , Dr Rohit Prajapati |
2024 |
Construction, Other inventions |
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Technology to the rescue? Techno-scientific practices in the United Kingdom Net Zero Strategy and their role in locking in high energy decarbonisation pathways |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Sam Stephenson |
2023 |
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International risk of food insecurity and mass mortality in a runaway global warming scenario |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Hannes Gauch, Dr Catherine Richards |
2023 |
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Seven principles of toolpath design in conventional metal spinning |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver, Iacopo M. Russo |
2021 |
Flexible metal spinning |
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Good early stage design decisions can halve embodied CO2 and lower structural frames’ cost |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant |
2021 |
Construction |
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Technology or behaviour? Balanced disruption in the race to net zero emissions |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Sarah Nelson |
2021 |
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The technological and social timelines of climate mitigation: Lessons from 12 past transitions |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Sarah Nelson |
2021 |
Policy |
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Re-framing the threat of global warming: an empirical causal loop diagram of climate change, food insecurity and societal collapse |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2021 |
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The re-direction of small deposit mining: Technological solutions for raw materials supply security in a whole systems context |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2021 |
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The influence of constraint rolls on temperature evolution and distribution in radial ring rolling |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver |
2020 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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Comparing energy and material efficiency rebound effects: an exploration of scenarios in the GEM-E3 macroeconomic model |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2020 |
Vehicles, Whole Systems Analysis |
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An experimental analysis of the relationship between the corner, die and punch radii in forming isolated flanged shrink corners from Al 5251 |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver, Dr Pippa Horton, Dr Adam Nagy |
2020 |
Incremental sheet forming |
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Material Flow Analysis with Multiple Material Characteristics to Assess the Potential for Flat Steel Prompt Scrap Prevention and Diversion without Remelting |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Iain Flint, Dr Rick Lupton |
2020 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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The influence of part asymmetry on the achievable forming height in multi-pass spinning |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver, Dr Evripides Loukaides, Iacopo M. Russo |
2020 |
Flexible metal spinning |
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Raising by spinning |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver, Dr Evripides Loukaides, Iacopo M. Russo |
2020 |
Flexible metal spinning |
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Preventing wetting between liquid copper and solid steel: a simple extraction technique |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Dr Katie Daehn |
2019 |
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Scrap, carbon and cost savings from the adoption of flexible nested blanking |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Iain Flint |
2019 |
Vehicles |
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Curvature Development in Ring Rolling |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver |
2019 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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Regularity and optimisation practice in steel structural frames in real design cases |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant |
2019 |
Construction, Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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Material Demand Reduction and Closed-Loop Recycling Automotive Aluminium |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Pippa Horton |
2019 |
Vehicles |
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Implementing material efficiency in practice: A case study to improve the material utilisation of automotive sheet metal components |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver, Dr Pippa Horton |
2019 |
Vehicles |
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A marginal abatement cost curve for material efficiency accounting for uncertainty |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant, Dr Sandy Skelton |
2019 |
Vehicles |
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Testing the greenhouse gas emissions reduction potential of alternative strategies for the english housing stock |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant |
2018 |
Construction |
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Finding the Most Efficient Way to Remove Residual Copper from Steel Scrap |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Dr Katie Daehn |
2018 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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How much cement can we do without? Lessons from cement material flows in the UK |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant, Dr Rick Lupton |
2018 |
Whole Systems Analysis |
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Options to make steel reuse profitable: An analysis of cost and risk distribution across the UK construction value chain |
Dr José Azevedo, Dr Michal Drewniok |
2018 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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Energy and material efficiency of steel powder metallurgy |
Dr José Azevedo, Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho |
2018 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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Options to make steel reuse profitable: An analysis of cost and risk distribution across the UK construction value chain |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant |
2018 |
Construction |
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Real and perceived barriers to steel reuse across the UK construction value chain |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant |
2017 |
Construction |
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A computational paradigm for the optimisation of steel building structures based on cost and carbon indexes in early design stages |
Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant |
2017 |
Construction |
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Successful steel reuse in the UK – key aspects why it happened |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Michal Drewniok, Dr Cyrille Dunant |
2017 |
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Influence of the Rheological Properties of SCC on the Formwork Pressure |
Dr Michal Drewniok |
2017 |
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Mortar as a model to predict self-compacting concrete rheological properties as a function of time and temperature |
Dr Michal Drewniok |
2016 |
Construction |
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How Will Copper Contamination Constrain Future Global Steel Recycling? |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Dr Katie Daehn |
2018 |
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Why are Material Efficiency Solutions a Limited Part of the Climate Policy Agenda? An application of the Multiple Streams Framework to UK policy on CO2 emissions from cars |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Simone Cooper-Searle |
2017 |
Vehicles, Policy |
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Incremental Material Flow Analysis with Bayesian Inference |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Rick Lupton |
2018 |
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Hybrid Sankey diagrams: Visual analysis of multidimensional data for understanding resource use |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Rick Lupton |
2018 |
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Toolpath generation for asymmetric mandrel-free spinning |
Iacopo M. Russo |
2018 |
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The impact of reducing car weight on global emissions: the future fleet in Great Britain |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho |
2017 |
Vehicles |
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Catchment Level Water Resource Constraints on UK Policies for Low-Carbon Energy System Transitions by 2030 |
Dr Dennis Konadu |
2017 |
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Socio-technical factors influencing current trends in material throughput in the UK automotive industry |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Simone Cooper-Searle, Dr Brendan Doody |
2017 |
Vehicles |
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Fast modelling of roll stack behaviour for control applications |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
1997 |
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Survey and Performance Assessment of Solution Methods for Elastic Rough Contact Problems |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2005 |
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A structured search for applications of the incremental sheet-forming process by product segmentation |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2005 |
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A Novel Method for the Rapid Production of Inexpensive Dies and Moulds with Surfaces Made by Incremental Sheet Forming |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2005 |
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Reducing climate change gas emissions by cutting out stages in the life cycle of office paper |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2007 |
Other inventions |
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The effect of partially cut-out blanks on geometric accuracy in incremental sheet forming |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Omer Music |
2010 |
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The use of spatial impulse responses to characterise flexible forming processes with mobile tools |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Omer Music |
2012 |
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A General Nonlinear Least Squares Data Reconciliation and Estimation Method for Material Flow Analysis |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Grant Kopec |
2015 |
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Manufacturing at double the speed |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr David Leal |
2016 |
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Measurement and control of variable geometry during ring rolling |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver |
2015 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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Real-time measurement of ring-rolling geometry using low-cost hardware |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver |
2014 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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Achievable geometries in flexible radial profile ring rolling |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver |
2015 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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Ring rolling with variable wall thickness |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Christopher Cleaver |
2016 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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A multi-method approach for analysing the potential employment impacts of material efficiency |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Simone Cooper-Searle, Dr Sandy Skelton, Dr Danielle Densley Tingley |
2016 |
Construction, Vehicles |
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The influence of UK emissions reduction targets on the emissions of the global steel industry |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Dr Zenaida Sobral Mourão |
2015 |
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Material Stock Demographics: Cars in Great Britain |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho |
2016 |
Vehicles |
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Potential for energy savings by heat recovery in an integrated steel supply chain |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr André Cabrera Serrenho, Dr Martin McBrien |
2016 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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Automatic design of sheet metal forming processes by “un-forming” |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Evripides Loukaides |
2016 |
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Not all low-carbon energy pathways are environmentally “no-regrets” options |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Dennis Konadu, Dr Grant Kopec, Dr Zenaida Sobral Mourão |
2015 |
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The analysis and design of spatial control systems in strip metal rolling |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
1998 |
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A fast model of thermal camber evolution in metal rolling for on-line use |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
1999 |
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Dynamic modelling of cross-directional actuators: Implications for control |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2000 |
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The structured development of a simulation based learning tool for the Taguchi Method |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2002 |
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Model based evaluation of the effect of horizontal roll offset on cross-directional control performance in cold strip rolling |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2002 |
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Lean manufacturing in temperature dependent processes with interruptions |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2003 |
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The impact of job rotation on problem solving skills |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2004 |
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The design of an agent for modelling supply chain network dynamics |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2005 |
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The Technical and Commercial Potential of an Incremental Ring Rolling Process |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Omer Music |
2005 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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The development of ring rolling technology : Part 2 Investigation of process behaviour and production equipment |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2005 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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Asymmetric Single Point Incremental Forming of Sheet Metal |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2005 |
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The development of ring rolling technology |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2005 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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A survey of flexible forming processes in Japan |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2006 |
Flexible metal spinning, Flexible dieless forming - other |
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A structured search for novel manufacturing processes leading to a periodic table of ring rolling machines |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2007 |
Flexible Ring Rolling |
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Paddle Forming: a Novel Class of Sheet Metal Forming Processes |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2007 |
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The role of washing machines in LCA studies |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2009 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis, Whole Systems Analysis |
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Generalised forming limit diagrams showing increased forming limits with non-planar stress states |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2009 |
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An approach to scenario analysis of the sustainability of an industrial sector applied to clothing and textiles in the UK |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Nancy Bocken, Søren Ellebæk Laursen |
2008 |
Whole Systems Analysis |
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Environmental evaluation of localising production as a strategy for sustainable development: a case study of two consumer goods in Jamaica |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2008 |
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Incremental forming of sandwich panels |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2009 |
Flexible dieless forming - other |
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Using abrasives to remove toner-print so that office paper might be reused |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2008 |
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Closed-loop feedback control of product properties in flexible metal forming processes with mobile tools |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Omer Music |
2009 |
Flexible metal spinning, Flexible dieless forming - other |
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The mechanics of incremental sheet forming |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2009 |
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Using solvents to remove a toner-print so that office paper might be reused |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2009 |
Whole Systems Analysis |
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A Review of the Mechanics of Metal Spinning |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Omer Music |
2010 |
Flexible metal spinning |
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Options for achieving a 50% cut in industrial carbon emissions by 2050 |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Rachel Waugh (neé Milford) |
2010 |
Policy |
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The efficient use of energy: tracing the global flow of energy from fuel to service |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2010 |
Whole Systems Analysis |
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Assessing the CO2 impact of current and future rail track in the UK |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Rachel Waugh (neé Milford) |
2010 |
Vehicles |
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Theoretical efficiency limits in energy conversion devices |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2010 |
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Reducing energy demand: what are the practical limits? |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2011 |
Policy |
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Paper un-printing: using lasers to remove toner-print in order to reuse office paper |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr David Leal |
2011 |
Whole Systems Analysis, Other inventions |
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The use of spatial impulse responses to characterise flexible forming processes with mobile tools |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Omer Music |
2011 |
Flexible metal spinning, Flexible dieless forming - other |
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Design and Use of a Novel Sample Design for Formability Testing in Pure Shear |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2010 |
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Development of an eco-ideation tool to identify stepwise greenhouse gas emissions reduction options for consumer goods |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Nancy Bocken |
2011 |
Bioenergy and Water |
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The potential for reducing metal demand through lightweight product design |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Mark Carruth, Dr Muiris Moynihan |
2011 |
Construction, Vehicles, Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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Material Efficiency: a White Paper |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2011 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis, Whole Systems Analysis, Policy |
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Flexible asymmetric spinning |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Omer Music |
2011 |
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What Do We Know About Metal Recycling Rates? |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2011 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis, Policy |
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Reusing Steel and Aluminium Components at End of Product Life |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Daniel Cooper |
2012 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis, Whole Systems Analysis |
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Bulk forming of sheet metal |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2012 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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The development of a hot rolling process for variable cross-section I-beams |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Mark Carruth |
2012 |
Construction |
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Development of a tool for rapidly assessing the implementation difficulty and emissions benefits of innovations |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Nancy Bocken |
2012 |
Policy |
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Toner-print removal from paper by long and ultrashort pulsed lasers |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr David Leal |
2012 |
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Strategies to reduce the carbon footprint of consumer goods by influencing stakeholders |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Nancy Bocken |
2012 |
Whole Systems Analysis, Policy |
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Mapping the global flow of steel: from steelmaking to end-use goods |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2012 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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The flow of steel into the construction sector |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Muiris Moynihan |
2012 |
Construction |
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Material Efficiency: providing material services with less material production |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2013 |
Vehicles |
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Mapping the global flow of aluminium: from liquid aluminium to end-use goods |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2013 |
Whole Systems Analysis, Component-making - Other |
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Product Life Trade-Offs: What If Products Fail Early? |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Sandy Skelton |
2013 |
Construction, Vehicles, Steel Efficiency Analysis, Whole Systems Analysis |
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A Global Assessment of Manufacturing: Economic Development, Energy Use, Carbon Emissions, and the Potential for Energy Efficiency and Materials Recycling |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2013 |
Whole Systems Analysis |
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The incentives for material efficiency along the steel sector supply chain: an analysis using input output techniques |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Sandy Skelton |
2013 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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Visualising a stochastic model of California water resources using Sankey diagrams |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Elizabeth Curmi, Dr Grant Kopec |
2013 |
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An integrated representation of the services provided by global water resources |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Bojana Bajželj, Dr Elizabeth Curmi, Dr Grant Kopec |
2013 |
Bioenergy and Water |
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The Energy Required to Produce Materials: Constraints on Energy Intensity Improvements, Parameters of Demand |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2013 |
Whole Systems Analysis, Policy |
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The steel scrap age |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Rachel Waugh (neé Milford) |
2013 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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Designing climate change mitigation plans that add up |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Bojana Bajželj |
2013 |
Whole Systems Analysis, Policy |
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Transitions to material efficiency in the UK steel economy |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2013 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis |
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The Roles of Energy and Material Efficiency in Meeting Steel Industry CO2 Targets |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Rachel Waugh (neé Milford) |
2013 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis, Policy |
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A novel process for transforming sheet metal blanks: ridged die forming |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Mark Carruth |
2013 |
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The influence of deformation conditions in solid-state aluminium welding processes on the resulting weld strength |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Daniel Cooper |
2014 |
Whole Systems Analysis |
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Closed-loop control of product properties in metal forming: a review and prospectus |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr James Polyblank |
2014 |
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Importance of food-demand management for climate mitigation |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Bojana Bajželj, Dr Elizabeth Curmi |
2014 |
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Component level strategies for exploiting the lifespan of steel in products |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Daniel Cooper, Dr Muiris Moynihan, Dr Sandy Skelton |
2014 |
Vehicles |
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Utilization of structural steel in buildings |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Muiris Moynihan |
2014 |
Construction |
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Viability and performance of demountable composite connectors |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Muiris Moynihan |
2014 |
Construction |
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Land Use Implications Of Future Energy System Trajectories—The Case Of The UK 2050 Carbon Plan |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Dennis Konadu, Dr Grant Kopec, Dr Zenaida Sobral Mourão |
2015 |
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Metal forming beyond shaping: predicting and setting product properties |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2015 |
Whole Systems Analysis, Component-making - Other |
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Incremental Bulk Forming |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2007 |
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Parametric Toolpath Design in Metal Spinning |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr James Polyblank |
2015 |
Flexible metal spinning |
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Tailor Blank Casting - Control Of Sheet Width Using An Electromagnetic Edge Dam In Aluminium Twin Roll Casting |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Martin McBrien |
2015 |
Vehicles, Other inventions |
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Mapping the global flow of tungsten to identify key material efficiency and supply security opportunities |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr David Leal |
2015 |
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An incremental solution method for rough contact problems |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2005 |
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The Use Of Energy In China: Tracing The Flow Of Energy From Primary Source To Demand Driver |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2012 |
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China’s Energy-Water Nexus – Assessment Of The Energy’s Sector Compliance With The “3 Red Lines” Industrial Water Policy |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Elizabeth Curmi, Dr Grant Kopec, Dr Ying Qin |
2015 |
Bioenergy and Water |
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Assessing the potential of yield improvements, through process scrap reduction, for energy and CO2 abatement in the steel and aluminium sectors |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng, Dr Rachel Waugh (neé Milford) |
2011 |
Steel Efficiency Analysis, Whole Systems Analysis |
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Desktop paper recycling: A survey of novel technologies that might recycle office paper within the office |
Professor Julian Allwood FREng |
2006 |
Whole Systems Analysis |