Utilization of Waste Glass in Polymer Concrete

Jakub Hodul; Jana Hodná; Rostislav Drochytka; Michaela Vyhnánková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.865.171

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Utilization of Waste Glass in Polymer Concrete

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Glass waste is currently produced almost in all developed countries. It is the silicate based waste material which after suitable treatment has found application in many industries and therefore some types of waste glass belong to progressive secondary raw materials. However, the use of this silicate waste material which differ on the basis of an initial use of the glass in its physical and mechanical properties has not been fully explored in the field of building industry – the production of building materials. The replacement of the common filler – quartz sand in the polymer concrete (PC) could be one of the effective possibilities of the utilization of different type of waste glass in the building industry. Mainly for this reason, this work deals with the experimental examining the possibility of using various types of waste glass in the polymer concrete based on epoxy resin.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 865)

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Jakub Hodul*, Jana Hodná, Rostislav Drochytka, Michaela Vyhnánková

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Binder, Compressive Strength, Density, Epoxy Resin, Filler, Flexural Strength, Polymer Concrete, Waste Glass

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