REWAS 2019

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xxvii

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2. REWAS 2019: Disruptive Material Manufacturing—Scaling and Systems Challenges

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. From Recycled Machining Waste to Useful Powders for Metal Additive Manufacturing

      • Blake Fullenwider, Parnian Kiani, Julie M. Schoenung, Kaka Ma

      Pages 3-7

   3. Recycling in Supply Chains for Tomorrow’s Low-Carbon Industries

      • Adam C. Powell

      Pages 9-18

   4. The Role of Manufacturing Variability on Environmental Impact

      • Alexander van Grootel, Jiyoun Chang, Elsa Olivetti

      Pages 19-32

   5. Manufacturing Materials Optimization Research at The REMADE Institute

      • Pradeep Rohatgi, Alan A. Luo, Magdi Azer

      Pages 33-36

   6. Sustainable Nitrogen-Based Fertilizer Production from Sun, Air, and Water

      • Dorottya Guban, Martin Roeb, Josua Vieten, Hanna Krüger, Stephan Petersen, Klaus Hack et al.

      Pages 37-43

3. REWAS 2019: Education and Workforce Development

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 45-45

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   2. Sustainability as a Lens for Traditional Material Science Curriculums

      • Gabrielle Gaustad

      Pages 47-49

   3. Corrosion Education for Materials Life Extension: Pathway to Improvement in Resource Productivity

      • Brajendra Mishra

      Pages 51-53

   4. Material-Oriented Product Development by QFD4Mat Material Selection Strategy Approach

      • Fabrizio D’Errico

      Pages 55-67

4. REWAS 2019: Rethinking Production

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 69-69

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   2. Recycling Steel Manufacturing Wastewater Treatment Solid Wastes via In-process Separation with Dynamic Separators

      • Naiyang Ma

      Pages 71-81

   3. Tannic Acid—A Novel Intumescent Agent for Epoxy Systems

      • Matthew Korey, Alexander Johnson, William Webb, John A. Howarter

      Pages 83-88

   4. Effect of CO Partial Pressure on Extraction of Alumina from Coal Fly Ash During Carbothermal Reduction Process

      • Yang Xue, Wenzhou Yu, Zhixiong You, Xuewei Lv

      Pages 89-95

   5. Removal of Sulfur from Copper Smelting Slag by CO2

      • Wang Yun, Zhu Rong, Hu Shaoyan, Wang Hongyang, Guo Yaguang

      Pages 97-105

   6. Sustainable Use of Precious and Rare Metals Through Biotechnological Recycling

      • Norizoh Saitoh, Toshiyuki Nomura, Yasuhiro Konishi

      Pages 107-114

   7. Control of Leachate Contamination from Mine Wastes Through an Appropriate Operating Practice

      • Kenneth Sichone

      Pages 115-122

5. REWAS 2019: Rethinking Production: Poster Session

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 123-123

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   2. Degradation of Ore Collector with Photooxidation UV/H2O2 and Photo-Fenton

      • Isabela F. B. Alves, Marcela P. Baltazar, Jorge A. S. Tenório, Denise C. Romano

      Pages 125-135

Every sector faces unique challenges in the transition to sustainability. Across each, materials will play a key role. That will depend on novel materials and processes, but these will only be effective with a solid understanding of the trends in the market. For each respective sector, the papers in this collection will explore the trends and drivers toward sustainability, the enabling materials technologies and challenges, and the tools to evaluate their implications.

Major sections in REWAS 2019 include:

Disruptive Material Manufacturing: Scaling and Systems Challenges

Education and Workforce Development

Rethinking Production

Secondary and Byproduct Sources of Materials, Minerals, and Metals

• sustainability
• built environment
• energy production
• materials science
• materials manufacturing
• secondary and byproduct sources
• recycling
• education and workforce development

• Alfred University, Alfred, USA

  Gabrielle Gaustad

• Gopher Resource, Eagan, USA

  Camille Fleuriault

• Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway

  Mertol Gökelma

• Purdue University, West Lafayette, USA

  John A. Howarter

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA

  Randolph Kirchain, Elsa Olivetti

• Colorado State University, Fort Collins, USA

  Kaka Ma

• Umicore, Olen, Belgium

  Christina Meskers

• IND LLC, South Jordan, USA

  Neale R. Neelameggham

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, USA

  Adam C. Powell, Fiseha Tesfaye

• Johan Gadolin Process Chem Ctr, Abo Akademi University, Turku, Finland

  Dirk Verhulst

• ArcelorMittal Global R&D, Schererville, USA

  Mingming Zhang

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