ISE-232
Our Project is divided into three major categories: Introduction, Present, and Future. In the "Introduction" section, we will first look at the importance of recycling: bring in data on pollution and how it is detrimental to our world, thus signifying the importance of recycling. In the "Present" section we will have an extensive overview of the recycling process of the modern day along with the types of materials that can be recycled. We will also look at current fabber materials and provide an analysis on fabber materials versus recyclable materials. Our last section is "Future". This is where we, based on our research on the current recycling industry, will make some educated guesses and predictions at the future of the recycling processes, recyclable materials, and fabber materials. The goal of our project is to have a fundamental understanding of the recycling process and provide suggestions about how it is going to affect the fabber technology in the future. There is a lot of research and data collection that needs to be done in this project. We believe there is plenty of work to go around for a project with such a magnitude.
Below you can find a list of the main sections on our website as links. For a more detailed table of contents visit our Complete Table of Contents page (the link can also be found at the bottom of every page).
A. What is Recycling?
II. Present
A. Importance of Recycling
1. The Effect of Today's Pollution [Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, Page 4, Page 5]
2. The Impact of Recycling Today
B. Waste Sorting
C. Current Recycling Technology and Processes
1. Solids
2. Liquids
3. Compounds
4. Composites [Page 1, Page 2, Page 3]
D. Current Recyclable Materials
1. Solids
2. Liquids [Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, Page 4]
3. Compounds
4. Composites
E. Current Fabber Materials
1. Materials for Additive Fabbers [Page 1, Page 2, Page 3]
2. Materials for Subtrative Fabbers
F. Fabber Materials vs. Recyclable Materials
1. Are All Current Fabber Materials Recyclable?
2. How Do Fabbers Contribute to Pollution?
III. Future
A. What is the Future of Recycling?
B. Future Recycling Technology and Processes
C. Future Recyclable Materials
D. Future Fabber Materials
E. A Letter From Castle Island - An Expert's Opinion
F. Fabber Materials vs. Recyclable Materials in the Future
References
Complete Table of Contents
Special Thanks To
Danjing Chen (Danni)
JunXiao (Kevin) Zhang
