ACerS Bulletin
The membership magazine of The American Ceramic Society
Glass waste solutions: Current trends, emerging markets, and new technologies
In this issue, we look at approaches to the treatment and reuse of waste materials. The cover story describes the diverse factors that hamper glass waste recycling and discusses solutions to more effectively process and reuse this waste stream. A second feature article explores the possibility of sequestering carbon emissions in clay products. The final feature article details the technical assistance and workforce development resources offered by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office.
In addition to the feature stories, the “Deciphering the Discipline” column considers the prospects of nanoparticle-enabled magnetic separation in nuclear waste management. Meanwhile, the “Business and Market View” column overviews global markets for environmental remediation technologies.
This issue contains the annual announcement of ACerS Awards of 2024. The Society will recognize this year’s awardees during the ACerS Annual Honor and Awards Banquet Reception on Oct. 7, 2024, in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Also, inside the September Bulletin is the latest issue of Ceramic & Glass Manufacturing. This issue explores the practices that companies are adopting to ensure environmentally friendly and cost-effective manufacturing.
Finally, learn about a new “Sustainable Horizons” symposium taking place at MS&T24 in “Letter to the Editor.”
Table of Contents
Feature Articles
Announcing ACerS Awards of 2024
The Society will honor members and corporations at the Annual Honors and Awards Banquet during the 126th ACerS Annual Meeting in October 2024 to recognize significant contributions to the engineered ceramic and glass field.22 PDF
Glass waste solutions: Current trends,
emerging markets, and new technologiesCollin Wilkinson, Arron Potter,
Glass recycling is often hampered by diverse factors,
and Gabrielle Gaustad
but understanding the flow of waste glass can help with
identifying solutions to address the current challenges.30 PDF
Sequestering carbon in clay products:
An approach to net-zero and
net-negative ceramicsBrian P. Gorman, Jim Welte, David Nowacek,
This article explores a novel approach the ceramics
and Alexis Sitchler
community can take to help reduce carbon dioxide
emissions: sequester carbon in clay products.36 PDF
DOE provides targeted technical assistance
for manufacturers pursuing energy
and resource efficiencyContributed by the U.S. Department of Energy’s
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Industrial Efficiency
Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office
and Decarbonization Office offers a range of technical
assistance and workforce development resources that
can support glass and ceramics manufacturers today.38 PDF
Ceramic & Glass Manufacturing—Volume 5, Issue 3
Investing in the future: Practices for ensuring environmentally
The latest issue of C&GM explores the practices that companies are adopting to ensure environmentally friendly and cost-effective manufacturing
friendly and cost-effective manufacturing43 PDF
Meetings
SCPD 2024 highlights
57
Cements 2024 highlights
57
ICC’10 highlights
58
Upcoming dates: ACerS Annual Meeting at MS&T23,
ICACC 2024, EMA 2024, PACC-FMAs 2024, and GOMD 202436
Departments
News & Trends
4
Spotlight
10
Research Briefs
16
Ceramics in Energy
20
Advances in Nanomaterials
21
Columns
Letter to the Editor
Rishabh Kundu, Alp Sehirlioglu, and
Setting a course for change: An invitation
Jürgen Rödel
to the ‘Sustainable Horizons’ symposium at
MS&T24
3
Business and Market View
BCC Publishing Staff
Global markets for environmental remediation
technologies9
Journal Highlights
Jonathon Foreman
Recycling and reusing ceramics and glass42
Deciphering the Discipline
Nabil Ashraf Shuvo
Magnetic separation using nanoparticles:
Prospects in nuclear waste management64
Resources
Calendar
60
Classified advertising
61
Display ad index
63
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