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Re: [greenyes] Glass and building
- Subject: Re: [greenyes] Glass and building
- From: KirbGood@no.address
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 15:40:26 EDT
Granulated glass works fine in a polyester resin base.
Or epoxy.
There used to be a guy in Seattle who made "Corian" type countertops using
glass instead of marble chips. Said the glass wore out his grinding tools.
See http://www.cwc.org/glass_bp_list.htm and download the following two
reports:
Crushed Recycled Glass as Industrial Mineral Fillers
Epoxy Applications for Recycled Glass
On making bricks using glass, go to http://www.cwc.org/glass.htm and download
Glass Clay Body Flux (1999)
There have been many studies using everything from fly ash to sludge to shale
(which is quite common) to glass to make bricks. If you have a decent
university engineering library available, email me back & I'll forward some
references.
It's all very interesting academically, but brick plants are not something
one starts up in the back yard, so moving from the lab to the real world is a
huge challenge.
Bob Kirby
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