Metallurgical characteristics of AA6061 aluminium and AZ31B magnesium dissimilar joints by fusion welding technique.

Aluminium (Al) and magnesium (Mg) alloys are extensively used in the automobile sector because of their high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent castability low density and simplicity of recycling. Al-Mg structures used in the automotive sector can potentially reduce their weight. Although there is a significant opportunity for substantial cost reduction, the use of magnesium in aluminium structures remains restricted.

Urban scan: A novel system to assess the urban landscapes in the regions deprived of street-view services.

Streetscape design can encourage social interaction and community building, creating a sense of place and improving the overall well-being of the resident community. Detailed investigation of streetscape quantitatively can identify the opportunities to reduce energy use, improve air quality, and enhance the natural environment. Data derived from street view services are typically used to analyze the streetscape.

Future trends in computer waste generation in India.

The objective of this paper is to estimate the future projection of computer waste in India and to subsequently analyze their flow at the end of their useful phase. For this purpose, the study utilizes the logistic model-based approach proposed by Yang and Williams to forecast future trends in computer waste. The model estimates future projection of computer penetration rate utilizing their first lifespan distribution and historical sales data.

Estimation of future outflows of e-waste in India.

The purpose of this study is to construct an approach and a methodology to estimate the future outflows of electronic waste (e-waste) in India. Consequently, the study utilizes a time-series multiple lifespan end-of-life model proposed by Peralta and Fontanos for estimating the current and future quantities of e-waste in India. The model estimates future e-waste generation quantities by modeling their usage and disposal.