Foam glass production from waste bottle glass using silicon cutting waste of loose abrasive slurry sawing as foaming agent

Wang, Li Pang; Tseng, Pin Wei; Huang, Kai; Chen, Yan Jhang

doi:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2023.131344

Construction and Building Materials

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2023.131344

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Foam glass production from waste bottle glass using silicon cutting waste of loose abrasive slurry sawing as foaming agent

Li Pang Wang

Pin Wei Tseng

Kai Huang

et al.

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Glass foams present a compelling opportunity for upcycling glass waste, offering a favorable combination of low weight, thermal insulation, and mechanical strength. Prior works demonstrated the feasibility of producing glass foams from glass waste and foaming agents sourced from synthetic textile waste, manganese oxides, and spent alkaline battery cathodes. This work explores the optimization of the process, investigating the impact of glass composition of differently colored glasses on final properties and incorporating entire alkaline batteries, encompassing both cathode and anode components. By carefully adjusting the composition, foaming agent content, and process temperature, customizable properties are achieved. Increasing foaming agent content or utilizing transparent glass improves insulation but lowers density and mechanical properties. Lowering foaming agent content or using brown/green glass enhances density and strength at the expense of insulation. Temperatures beyond 900 °C increase crystalline content, boosting mechanical performance without affecting density. This innovative approach not only offers a pathway to sustainable insulation materials but also underscores the potential for minimizing environmental impact through the efficient upcycling of glass waste.

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Optimizing Glass Foam Production from Recycled Sources: Influence of Variation in Cullet Color and Spent Alkaline Battery Components

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Foam glass production from waste bottle glass using silicon cutting waste of loose abrasive slurry sawing as foaming agent

Cited by 11 publications

References 39 publications

Optimizing Glass Foam Production from Recycled Sources: Influence of Variation in Cullet Color and Spent Alkaline Battery Components

Optimizing Glass Foam Production from Recycled Sources: Influence of Variation in Cullet Color and Spent Alkaline Battery Components

Production of high-value-added lightweight glass ceramics based on phosphorus tailings and coal gangue

Properties of foam glass produced with the use of soot from a cement factory as a foaming agent: A study based on Taguchi design of experiments

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