Artificial stone slab production using waste glass, stone fragments and vacuum vibratory compaction

Lee, Ming-Yu; Ko, Chun-Han; Chang, Feng-Cheng; Lo, Shang‐Lien; Lin, Jyh-Dong; Shan, Ming-Yang; Lee, Jeng-Ching

doi:10.1016/j.cemconcomp.2008.03.004

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“…The value found for water absorption is also lower than recommended for calcite marble (material regulated by ASTM C503) should have the least absorption of from to 0.20% 17 . Lee et al 17 changing the production variables has found values from 0.01 to 0.20%.…”

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Physical and Mechanical Characterization of Artificial Stone with Marble Calcite Waste and Epoxy Resin

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The incorporation of calcite marble waste in epoxy resin for the production of artificial stone can represent a technical-economical method and environmentally viable, reducing the amount of discarded residue in the environment, and adding economic value to marble waste and enabling the generation of jobs. The production of natural stone in Brazil recorded an exorbitant amount of waste generated in marble processing. Only 75% of marble taken from the deposits it becomes the finished product the rest is discarded. This study aimed to evaluate the mechanical and physical properties of produced artificial marble based in calcite marble waste and epoxy resin. The vacuum vibro compression was used for production as artificial marble and the specimens were cut according to standart NBR 15845. The results indicated that the artificial stones exhibit physical and mechanical results within the expected range for these kinds of materials. Artificial marble with a maximum flexural strength of 31,8 MPa, maximum compressive strength of 85,2 MPa, water absorption below 0.05% and a satisfactory adhesion between load and resin were obtained for the materials produced with 80% wt marble particles and 20% wt epoxy resin, enabling the development of an alternative material for civil construction applications.

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“…Lee et al 17 changing the production variables has found values from 0.01 to 0.20%. Borsellino et al 18 using residues marble and epoxy resin in open mold, obtained the value of 0.25%.…”

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Physical and Mechanical Characterization of Artificial Stone with Marble Calcite Waste and Epoxy Resin

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“…For water absorption and apparent porosity, compaction pressure not presents significative effect in properties value, 4 presents artificial stones produced with several variable combinations. Authors report that higher compaction pressures promote higher densities and lower water absorptions, associated to better particle packing.…”

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“…Lee et al 4 presented values of 27.9 and 46.6 MPa for S UT to artificial stones produced with compaction pressures of 4.9 and 9.8 MPa respectively. According with authors the biggest S UT promoted by higher compaction pressure is associated with greater particle packing, as pointed by higher density and lower water absorption.…”

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“…Lee et al 4 evaluated the effects of compaction pressure, vacuum level and vibration frequency in physical and mechanical properties of artificial stones, pointing that higher compaction pressures improves mechanical properties up to the level which compaction pressure promotes the breakdown of the particles. Lee and coworkers use granite and glass particles, furthermore 8%wt of unsaturated polyester, thus, artificial stones made with marble particles and higher contents of unsaturated polyester can present different behavior than artificial stones produced by Lee.…”

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Influence of Compaction Pressure and Particle Content on Thermal and Mechanical Behavior of Artificial Marbles with Marble Waste and Unsaturated Polyester

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Artificial stone slab production using waste glass, stone fragments and vacuum vibratory compaction

Cited by 96 publications

References 10 publications

Physical and Mechanical Characterization of Artificial Stone with Marble Calcite Waste and Epoxy Resin

Physical and Mechanical Characterization of Artificial Stone with Marble Calcite Waste and Epoxy Resin

Influence of Compaction Pressure and Particle Content on Thermal and Mechanical Behavior of Artificial Marbles with Marble Waste and Unsaturated Polyester

An Evaluation Study: Recent Developments and Processing of Glass Scrap Recycling

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