Fabrication of Glass Foams from Industrial Wastes Used as Insulating Board

K. Pawanawichian; W. Thiemsorn; Anucha Wannagon; P. Laoarun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.770.205

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Fabrication of Glass Foams from Industrial Wastes Used as Insulating Board

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nsulating glass foam (IGF) was successfully fabricated by wet process. The starting proportion of 65 wt% waste glass, 12 wt% slag, 23 wt% commercial soap was added with 15 wt% Na₂SiO₃ and represented then was sintered at 725 °C. The IGF had cellular structure with the macro-pore size at 0.428 mm and thin cell walls. Density, thermal conductivity and compressive strength were 0.310 g/cm³, 0.130 W/m.K and 0.78 MPa, respectively. The average pore diameter and porosity increased with increasing the Na₂SiO₃ concentration and the sintering temperature. On the other hand, the density, thermal conductivity and compressive strength were decreased.

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K. Pawanawichian, W. Thiemsorn, Anucha Wannagon, P. Laoarun

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Glass Foam, Industrial Waste, Insulating, Slag, Waste Glass

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