The A to Z of Materials and AZojomo - The "AZo Journal of Materials Online" Rematerialise - Introduction Introduction Up to 90% of the material that we throw away is recoverable. Someone somewhere has the imagination and the ingenuity to turn this rubbish into a resource. Welcome to REMATERIALISE a unique, sustainable materials library and online resource, offering innovative material solutions which can have both economic benefits and less environmental impact. Based upon research initiated in 1994 by Jakki Dehn M.Des.RCA; Reader in Sustainable Design at Kingston University and funded in 2003 by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the REMATERIALISE library now houses over 1,200 materials which either use less non renewable resources or come from renewable resources. On this site you can explore an extensive range of materials from around the world, coming from many unexpected sources, including scallop shells, currency, mobile phones, aeroplane windscreens and nettle fibres.
MatWeb New Materials Library, San Francisco | California College of the Arts (CCA) Libraries CCA's Materials Library features new and innovative materials with a focus on eco-friendly, sustainable, and technologically smart products. The scope is interdisciplinary, serving designers, architects, fine artists, and others in their creative work. Housed on display panels, the collection is openly accessible for visual browsing, tactile handling, and serendipitous exploration. You can find out what samples are in the collection by searching the Materials Library online catalog created by the CCA Libraries. Material Connexion For reference to a larger assortment of materials, the library has a subscription to Material Connexion, a commercial resource that offers a searchable database of its collections. Visiting the Materials Library The library is off the central nave of the main building at 1111 Eighth Street. Hours are posted for the academic year, and appointments are encouraged for class visits. Development of the Materials Library
AVCE/A2 Engineering Main Menu Engineering Materials properties Materials properties Table Materials testing Materials types Stress-Strain Graphs Processing Materials Grain Structure Fixings Exam questions AVCE Log Books and Marksheets for Folios Quizzes Materials website A very useful link for a good revision site for materials- includes animations and photographs of materials testing machines and some good quizzes and revision tests.
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