Method for making product from waste glass
A technology of waste glass and products, applied in glass manufacturing equipment, glass production, glass molding, etc., can solve problems such as non-elimination, and achieve the effect of saving energy and natural resources
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example 2 and 3
[0045] Examples 2 and 3: The same procedure as described above for Example 1 was used for these examples except that green glass bottles were used in Example 2 and brown glass bottles were used in Example 3 in place of the clear glass containers used in Example 1. The resulting high quality tiles were similar to those in Example 1, except that the tiles of Example 2 were green and the tiles of Example 3 were brown.
[0046] Examples 4-9: The same procedure as described above for Example 1 was used for these examples except that 5% of the amount of clear glass was replaced by a colorant filler. Six commercially available ceramic colorants were evaluated. Example 4 uses red colorant (Mason #6031); Example 5 uses orange colorant (Mason #6121); Example 6 uses green colorant (Mason #6224); Example 7 uses blue colorant (Mason #6306); 8 used brown colorant (Mason #6109); Example 9 used black colorant (Mason #6600). The high quality tiles obtained were similar to those in Example 1,...
example 16
[0048] Example 16: The same procedure as described above for Example 1 was used for this example, except that the organic binder PEG-8000 was replaced by a different polyethylene glycol (PEG-300 produced by Union Carbide). The PEG-8000 used in Examples 1-15 was initially in solid form and had to be dissolved in a liquid (using isopropanol) to wet and coat the glass particles. PEG-300 starts out in liquid form, so liquid is not necessary. 6w% (based on glass amount) of PEG-300 was combined with glass powder without adding additional liquid. The glass and PEG-300 were mixed and pressed without the drying and sieving steps previously used after adding the binder. Use all other steps in Example 1. The high quality tiles obtained were similar to those in Example 1 above.
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