NOTTINGHAM,UNIVERSITY Company

The examples which are detailed in this section are compiled from published material on the practical applications of GPS to date, and from commercial projects executed by Uniscott Surveys Limited. The latter is a Geodetic Surveying Company, based in Nottingham and specializing in GPS surveys. Examples are also given of applications which are still the subject of current research at Nottingham University and elsewhere. 

Numerous references have been supplied by The British Library and acknowledgment is made to the many companies who have kindly supplied their trade literature and the publications ACM Monthly, Composites Market Reports, Nottingham University Composites Club Composite News and Reinforced Plastics Journal. 

University of Keele, 188 University of Manchester, 128 University of Nottingham, 100,201 University of Strathclyde, 158 University of Toronto, 341 University of Utah, 232,241 Upjohn Company, 301,324 Welsh School of Pharmacy, 84 Youngstown State University, 120... 

National Research Council of Canada, 25 North Carolina State University, 172 Research and Development Corporation of Japan (JRDC), 162 Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, 449 Sandoz Agro Ltd., 25 Sankyo Company, Ltd., 74 The Scripps Research Institute, 230 Stine-Haskell Research Center, 407 Texas A M University, 210 U.S. Department of Agriculture, 2,85,172, 182,210,268,292,320,324,474,497 University of Arkansas, 384 University of California—Berkeley, 130,336 University of California— Davis, 348,368 University of California— Riverside, 249 University of Nottingham, 259 Virginia Commonwealth University, 230 ZENECA Agrochemicals, 37... 

Thermosets have been used successfully as functional fillers for thermoplastic materials [3]. Fillers are cheaper than polymer and can help reduce the cost of the final compound. In this particular process, the thermoset is physically and chemically modified. When it is combined with polymer it produces enhanced material properties. The modifications are necessary to optimise the bond between the recyclate and the virgin polymer. This work was carried out as part of the Recycling and Recovery from Composite Materials (RRECOM), a UK based alliance of 16 companies and two universities, Brunei and Nottingham. 

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