[Event Information]

Date and time: Saturday, January 2017, 4 15: 14-00: 16
Location: Tokyo Iidabashi / NSRI Hall
Lecturer: Toru Kamo, Environmental Management Research Division, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

Lecture title:Engineering technology required by society aiming for resource recycling with low carbon
Engineering technology required for the society aiming to low-carbon and resource circulation

Lecture summary:
Global warming is the biggest challenge in the 21st century, and a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions is an obligation imposed on industrialized countries.In addition, among the natural resources that can be mined in the crust, human beings have already mined more than half of some elements since history, and the recycling of resources is an indispensable technology for maintaining a sustainable society. be.In this lecture, we will explain the current status and issues of recycling metals and plastics, as well as the required engineering technology.

Participation fee: JSPE member 1,500 yen JSPE non-member 2,500 yen
We will issue a 2.0h PDH.
After the event, we are planning a one-coin (500 yen) social gathering.

[Implementation report]

Participation: 18 people (PE12 people, PEN1 people, FE2 people, AF1 people, other 2 people) + 2 staff members

As the first Kanto Technology CPD Seminar this year, Mr. Kamo of AIST gave a lecture focusing on recycling technology.He explained the background of trends related to resource recycling, and also introduced the recently talked about Circular Economy.Regarding recycling, plastics, electronic devices, and carbon fiber reinforced plastics were also mentioned, and in the recycling of electronic devices, he also introduced "Making from urban mines! Everyone's medal project".It was a very interesting content, and I didn't have enough time, so I rushed in the second half, but there were many opinions that I wanted to hear more, so I thought that it was a theme I would like to ask again if there is an opportunity.

State of lecture

JSPE Education Subcommittee