JEC Composites Magazine editorial team produces two times a year special issues on top of the regular issues of the magazine.
- Every first quarter: the JEC Observer
Written in collaboration with Estin & Co, it is the annual barometer of the composites industry, which provides a forecast growth up to the five coming years. This publication seeks to give an ample perspective and outlook of the industry for the next five years using graphs, key figures, market dynamics, and insights to illustrate the state of composites globally.
- Every autumn: the Composites Sustainability Report
Compiling highlights about the part composite materials are playing in creating the sustainable European economy of the future. The purpose of this annual work, rather than results, which quickly become obsolete, is to give examples of approaches contributing to and moving towards sustainability.
In the past, JEC Group published special issues about end users industries such as smarter cities, mobility, sports, health, and leisure, all these issues being available to all JEC Composites Magazine subscribers.
Contents
“Composites are increasingly prevalent in the building sectors”
CHRISTIAN CREMONA, Director, R&D Materials and Structures, BYCN Technical Director, Bridge and Materials Engineering, Bouygues Construction & Bouygues Travaux Publics with Introduced for the first...
FORWARD
“Composites are increasingly prevalent in the building sectors”
CHRISTIAN CREMONA, Director, R&D Materials and Structures, BYCN Technical Director, Bridge and Materials Engineering, Bouygues Construction & Bouygues Travaux Publics with Introduced for the first...
PRUCESSING
En route to “massless energy” with structural power composites
Structural power composites are structural composites with the additional functionality of storing electrical energy. This paper provides an overview of the recent developments in structural batteries...
An expanded role for pultruded composites in 5G cities
The construction market already presents a huge growth opportunity for the composite industry. But while many drivers for the increased use of composite materials in the built environment such as high...
3D printing and new materials are at the core of China’s smarter cities
The urgent need to address the challenges of climate change and China’s rapid urbanization involves both the private and public sectors. Projects are developed on the local scale but also planned...
TRENDS
Constructing highly populated smart cities in lndia
India has witnessed a considerable rise in its urban population. According to the World Bank, the urbanization in India was 34% in 2017, while a survey of the UN State of the World Population report...
Global smart cities will raise a market beyond $ 2 trillion by 2025
Smart cities are definitively a hot topic, although apparently different conceptions and definitions are applied according to the respective political framework and the cultural context. Fast-paced...
The new frontiers of composite materials
Generally speaking, architecture and design are areas with great growth potential for composite materials. In fact, building & construction is one of the three industries, besides aeronautics and...
Street smarts: how composite materials are driving the smart city movement
The island-state city of Singapore is often hailed as the world’s premier smart city. With a 99% connectivity rate, robo-taxis and a huge network of sensors providing a large pool of data for...
A structural Eurocode for FRP structures
Over the past twenty years, several innovative solutions confirmed the usefulness of composite structures made of fibre-reinforced polymer or plastics (FRPs), both within and outside Europe. O ver the...
Owens Corning’s vision of composites in construction
The construction sector has made steps to adopt fibre-reinforced polymer composites (FRPs) since the 1960s and have been successfully used in many applications. We had the great pleasure to interview...
APPLICATION
“We always start with a blank sheet of paper”
No need to present the Hyperloop concept, that could make it possible to travel as fast as a plane but through a tube, either above or below ground. Among the companies involved in this quest,...
Solar Tree: making the city more attractive
The Solar Tree is an innovative urban structure, an off-grid stationary power generator that provides shadow, clean energy, night lighting, connectivity and can be used for IoT commerce and Mobile Out...
An innovative system to build the city of today and tomorrow
The building & construction sector is in the forefront to take up two major challenges: providing decent housing for ever more inhabitants at affordable cost, and minimizing the environmental impact...
From floor to roof, inside and outside, composite solutions shape the city
Construction pioneered composite materials, combining straw and mud to form bricks. Today, the world of construction continues to find inspiration from composite materials, innovating around four main...
lshikawa Jyushi explores new design possibilities
Ishikawa Jyushi Kogyo (Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture), a plastics moulding company, will sell furniture made of carbon fibre starting from 2020. For example, the legs and backs of the chair, where...
Composites in smart cities
We hear about the smart city everywhere. Ecological, connected, adapted to strong urban development: this city of the future is full of promise. The smart city market is estimated at $ 1.5 trillion...
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