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Effect of Glass-Composite Additives on the Properties of Cement-Based Products. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Szewczenko W, Kotsay G.
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Reflections on bio-based PET and plastic waste management: a responsible research and innovation approach. [PDF]
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Effect of hybrid fibre reinforcement and rubber aggregates on the flexural performance of reinforced concrete beams. [PDF]
Sci RepKarthikeyan R, Anuradha B, Deepa K.
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Structural Correlation Coefficient for Polymer Structural Composites-Reinforcement with Hemp and Glass Fibre. [PDF]
Polymers (Basel)Scheibe M, Urbaniak M, Bledzki A.
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Analysis of the glass and glass-working waste
, 2016 Freestone, I, Peake, JRR
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Global health burdens of plastics: a lifecycle assessment model from 2016 to 2040.
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Glass–Ceramic Foams from Borosilicate Glass Waste
International Journal of Applied Glass Science, 2014In this study, we reported the studies on a glass–ceramic foam with wollastonite and cristobalite micrometric crystals prepared by sintering a borosilicate glass waste with organic binder as foaming agent. The waste glass, coming from the dismantling of washing machine, was characterized by high CaO content and low‐temperature ...
TAURINO, Rosa +3 more
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MRS Proceedings, 1993
ABSTRACTThe weathering of glass is reviewed by examining processes that affect the reaction of commercial, historical, natural, and nuclear waste glass under conditions of contact with humid air and slowly dripping water, which may lead to immersion in nearly static solution.
Bates, J. K., Buck, E. C.
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ABSTRACTThe weathering of glass is reviewed by examining processes that affect the reaction of commercial, historical, natural, and nuclear waste glass under conditions of contact with humid air and slowly dripping water, which may lead to immersion in nearly static solution.
Bates, J. K., Buck, E. C.
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