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3 January 2012
The Winter edition of our newsletter is now available. Please contact us at sales@cellbond.com if you would like to receive a copy.
Encocam - going Green!
30 January 2012.
Chamilla has been working on a water saving project at the Blackstone Site. It was found that ¾ of water from total water consumption in Blackstone Road goes into the Etch Bay Rinse tanks. This water is worth £4,940 per annum from our utility bills compared to the total water cost per annum, £6,321. Chamilla is delighted to report that the Etch Bay water saving project is completed. All the equipment is now up and running. The installed system will save about £4,341 per year from our water bill and an additional £3,244 from the trade effluent charge. This will be a saving of around 68% from our total water consumption. Because of the huge saving, the payback period will be as short as four and a half months.
Cellbond at the ESV 2011
15 February 2011.
Cellbond are pleased to announce that they will be exhibiting at the Enhanced Safety of Vehicles (ESV) Conference 2011. Cellbond representatives will be attending the conference in Washington DC between 13-16 June 2011. The exhibition, which is now running for the 22nd time, offers a valuable platform for specialists in the field of vehicle safety to display their work and research and to network with individuals from organisations and companies in the sector. Cellbond is looking forward to showcasing its latest range of innovative designs and products and meeting new contacts at the ESV 2011. For more information, come and speak to us at the show, or contact us direct on 01480 435302.
Case Studies
30 September 2009.
We have recently extended our website to include a 'Case Studies' section. We will be adding more papers to the list as they become available.
7th LS-DYNA Conference, May 2009
28 May 2009.
The latest technical literature was published at the 7th European LS-DYNA Conference. The paper was the result of a joint study between Cellbond and ARUP to develop a SHELL model of the frontal crash barrier (ODB). Mehrdad Asadi presented the paper in Salzburg on 15th May and the barrier model will be available for users after final editions. The paper can be downloaded from [Downloads & Publications] -> [Publications]
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