A Study of the Industrial Waste Incorporating in Glass

Luminita Daniela Ursu; Adriana Diaconu; Bogdan Alexandru Sava; Lucica Boroica; Ileana Mitiu; Elisabeta Rosu; Dorel Radu; M. Dinulescu; Mihai Eftimie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.39-40.675

Paper Titles

Reduction of Gaseous Boron Compounds in the Waste Gas of Glass Melting Furnaces
p.641

Condensation during Flue Gas Cleaning
p.647

Effect of Small Glass Composition Changes on Flue Gas Emissions of Glass Furnaces
p.653

Study on the Recycling of Borate Silicate Vitreous Waste with Capitalization of Heavy Metals Sludge
p.659

Glazes Using E-Glass Fibers Waste
p.663

Ecological Silicate Glasses
p.667

Structure and Properties of ¹³⁷Cs Containing Waste Glass
p.671

A Study of the Industrial Waste Incorporating in Glass
p.675

Utilization of Cement Furnace Dust to Produce Colored Vials & its Using in Epoxy Glass Floor
p.679

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A Study of the Industrial Waste Incorporating in Glass

Abstract:

The paper presents a study of the industrial waste incorporating in glass in order to obtain decorative colored glasses. The influence of iron and chromium oxides from waste amount is discussed. The samples properties such as density, thermal expansion coefficient and viscosity are investigated. Including different oxides of heavy metals (obtained from sludge that contains chromium and iron) into the vitreous system leads to the obtaining of several decorative glasses. Their colour varies widely, to the added quantity and the atmosphere of the work place.