ENERGY SAVINGS ACHIEVED WHEN USING WASTE GLASS AS A SECONDARY RAW MATERIAL FLOW FOR OBTAINING CERAMIC PRODUCTS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24867/04HZ03TrbulinKeywords:
brick, ceramic products, clay, glass, energy savingsAbstract
This paper examines the possibility of using waste glass as a secondary raw material for achieving potential energy savings in the construction materials industry in Vojvodina. The results show that energy savings can be achieved by replacing the basic raw material (clay) with a certain quantity of waste glass. When combining different mass ratios, it was concluded that potentially the highest energy savings are achieved with a mass ratio of clay and glass of 50: 50%.
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[3] Phonphuak N, Kanyakam S, Chindaprasirt P, 2015. Utilization of waste glass to enhance physicalemechanical properties of fired clay brick, Khon Kaen University, Thailand.
[4] Raimondo M, Zanelli C, Matteucci F,Guarini G, Dondi M, Labrincha J.A, 2006. Effect of waste glass (TV/PC cathodic tube and screen) on technological properties and sintering behaviour of porcelain stoneware tiles, CNR-Institute of Science and Technology for Ceramics, Faenza.
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2019-09-30
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Environment and Occupational Safety Engineering
