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Colourite - Maximising Cullet Additions in the Glass Container Industry

Container Lite: Light-weight Glass Containers - the Route to Effective Waste Minimisation

Container Lite - Opportunities for the Co-op to lightweight glass packaging

Feasability Study for the Reduction of Colour within the Glass Furnace

Materials recovery from waste cathode ray tubes (CRTs)

Study into the Interaction of Imported Wine Bottles and the UK's Cullet Supply

A Study of the Balance between Furnace Operating Parameters and Recycled Glass in Glass Melting Furnaces

Assessment of the International Trading Markets for Recycled Container Glass and their Environmental Applications

Recovered Container Glass: Development of test methods and inorganic contamination limits

Increasing collection and recycling of post consumer domestic window waste

Recycled CRT Panel Glass as an Energy Reducing Fluxing Body Additive in Heavy Clay Construction Products

New Approach to Cathode Ray Tube Recycling

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Glass Technology Services Ltd
Sheffield
Tel: +44 (0)114 290 1801
Fax: +44 (0)114 290 1851
Email: info@glass-ts.com

Recycled CRT Panel Glass as an Energy Reducing Fluxing Body Additive in Heavy Clay Construction Products

Approximately 105,000 tonnes of waste CRT glass is available annually; this project set out to investigate the potential use of the panel glass ie the lead-free glass. It was proposed to:

 

- investigate the potential benefits of using CRT panel glass as fluxing body additive (following on from a previous WRAP-funded brick industry project)

- undertake testing to assess the blending potential for CRT panel glass with mixed colour container glass

 

This report specifically covers the results of the laboratory testing undertaken by Glass Technology Services. The project was originally designed for trials of the manufacturing processes; however the project was terminated before the trials could be completed so evaluation of the benefits of the use of CRT glass as a fluxing additive still needs to be undertaken in a full scale production environment.

 

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