The Cleaned cathode ray tube (CRT) glass comes from the dismantling plant of TV and PC color kinescopes and has been used to completely replace both feldspathic and inert components of a traditional ceramic body. Panel glass has been added (up to 20 wt%) to a mixture of two commercial ball clays in order to obtain laboratory tiles sintered at 12101C. Densification has been studied according to ISO rules, while sinterability has been estimated by optical dilatometry. The samples obtained showed main properties similar to commercial ceramic floor and/or wall tiles.

The cleaned cathode ray tube (CRT) glass comes from the dismantling plant of TV and PC color kinescopes and has been used to completely replace both feldspathic and inert components of a traditional ceramic body. Panel glass has been added (up to 20 wt%) to a mixture of two commercial ball clays in order to obtain laboratory tiles sintered at 1210 degrees C. Densification has been studied according to ISO rules, while sinterability has been estimated by optical dilatometry. The samples obtained showed main properties similar to commercial ceramic floor and/or wall tiles.

Recycling of screen glass into new traditional ceramics materials / Andreola, Nora Maria; Barbieri, Luisa; F., Bondioli; Lancellotti, Isabella; Miselli, Paola; Ferrari, Anna Maria. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF APPLIED CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 1546-542X. - STAMPA. - 7:6(2010), pp. 909-917. [10.1111/j.1744-7402.2009.02378.x]

Recycling of screen glass into new traditional ceramics materials

ANDREOLA, Nora Maria;BARBIERI, Luisa;LANCELLOTTI, Isabella;MISELLI, Paola;FERRARI, Anna Maria
2010

Abstract

The cleaned cathode ray tube (CRT) glass comes from the dismantling plant of TV and PC color kinescopes and has been used to completely replace both feldspathic and inert components of a traditional ceramic body. Panel glass has been added (up to 20 wt%) to a mixture of two commercial ball clays in order to obtain laboratory tiles sintered at 1210 degrees C. Densification has been studied according to ISO rules, while sinterability has been estimated by optical dilatometry. The samples obtained showed main properties similar to commercial ceramic floor and/or wall tiles.
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Recycling of screen glass into new traditional ceramics materials / Andreola, Nora Maria; Barbieri, Luisa; F., Bondioli; Lancellotti, Isabella; Miselli, Paola; Ferrari, Anna Maria. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF APPLIED CERAMIC TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 1546-542X. - STAMPA. - 7:6(2010), pp. 909-917. [10.1111/j.1744-7402.2009.02378.x]
Andreola, Nora Maria; Barbieri, Luisa; F., Bondioli; Lancellotti, Isabella; Miselli, Paola; Ferrari, Anna Maria
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