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Material selection in design for deconstruction using Kano model, fuzzy-AHP and TOPSIS methodology
Waste Management Research, 2021During last decade, design for deconstruction (DfD) has attracted the attention of researchers and project managers as an environmentally friendly alternative to the conventional demolition of buildings.
M. Zoghi +3 more
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Design for adaptability and disassembly: guidelines for building deconstruction
Construction Innovation, 2023Purpose Design for adaptability and disassembly (DfAD) is an effective method to reduce construction and demolition waste generation, landfill loads and greenhouse gas generation; preserve natural resources; and increase environmental awareness in the ...
M. Munaro, S. Tavares
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Deconstructing Engineering Design
2005 Annual Conference Proceedings, 2020Comment: 8 ...
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This paper presents the results of full-scale flexural testing of deconstructable composite beams that are part of a sustainable composite floor system.
Lizhong Wang, M. D. Webster, J. Hajjar
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This paper presents the results of full-scale flexural testing of deconstructable composite beams that are part of a sustainable composite floor system.
Lizhong Wang, M. D. Webster, J. Hajjar
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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2016
The concepts behind current “designer drugs” are not new. For several centuries, chemical synthesis has made drugs more specific and more selective. However, headline designer drugs now are different and a serious public health problem because they are illicit unregulated chemical knockoffs of approved psychoactive stimulant, sedative, or perception ...
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The concepts behind current “designer drugs” are not new. For several centuries, chemical synthesis has made drugs more specific and more selective. However, headline designer drugs now are different and a serious public health problem because they are illicit unregulated chemical knockoffs of approved psychoactive stimulant, sedative, or perception ...
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Designing the deconstruction of plant cell walls
Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2008Cell wall architecture plays a key role in the regulation of plant cell growth and differentiation into specific cell types. Gaining genetic control of the amount, composition, and structure of cell walls in different cell types will impact both the quantity and yield of fermentable sugars from biomass for biofuels production.
Maureen C, McCann, Nicholas C, Carpita
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Unveiling the potential of design for deconstruction in the circular economy
12th World Construction Symposium - 2024The construction industry plays a vital role in fostering sustainability through various concepts and strategies being implemented globally. Among these, Circular Economy (CE) stands out as a prominent approach to enhancing sustainability.
Kavini Guruge +3 more
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Deconstructing the design of a biological material
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 2005By identifying the functional conflicts in its design, the cuticle of arthropods can be shown to cope with IR and UV irradiation in the same manner as our technology-by controlling spectral properties (transmission and reflection). However, the skeletal properties of cuticle are integrated with demands for sensory transmission, movement, etc, by ...
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Designing and Deconstructing the Fano Lineshape in Plasmonic Nanoclusters
Nano Letters, 2012By varying the relative dimensions of the central and peripheral disks of a plasmonic nanocluster, the depth of its Fano resonance can be systematically modified; spectral windows where the scattering cross section of the nanocluster is negligible can be obtained.
J Britt, Lassiter +5 more
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Design for learning: deconstructing virtual patient activities
Medical Teacher, 2011Digital technologies are used in almost every aspect of contemporary health professional education (HPE) but our understanding of their true potential as instructional tools rather than administrative tools has not significantly advanced in the last decade.
Rachel H, Ellaway, David, Davies
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