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    Elaboration and characterization of a foam glass based on cullet with addition of soluble silicates
    (2010) Ayadi, A.; Stiti, N.; Benhaoua, F.; Boumchedda, K.; Lerari, Y.
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    Elaboration and characterization of foam glass based waste Asian
    (2011) Ayadi, A.; Stiti, N.; Benhaoua, F.; Lerari, Y.; Benzerg, R.; Legendre, L.
    The porous glass ‘foam glass’ is considered as the new glass products fulfill certain requirements in the building industry in particular (thermal and acoustic insulation). The production of foam glass based waste glass plays an important role in environmental protection and also gains in energy. As part of present work, we seek to improve the properties of glass to obtain a building material lighter with excellent insulation properties. The properties of foam glass depend on the porosity and morphology. The present work devoted to analyze the microstructure of the glass produced by scanning electron microscopy and optical microscopy to be more precise on the size and shape of pores constitute this material
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    Elaboration and characterization of porous granules based on waste glass
    (2011) Ayadi, A.; Stit, N.; Boumchedda, K.; Rennai, H.; Lerari, Y.
    The evolutions of the world today and the population increase have resulted in pollution and human wastes, which contaminate the environment and adversely affect the human's quality of life. All forms of food and drink packages, made of paper, plastic foam, aluminum and glass, are designed for the consumers' convenience. After being used, these packages are discarded as garbage and have today become a social problem. It is in this context that our work for obtaining a building material (foam glass granules) that is much lighter is registered with the properties of heat insulation and acoustic improved based on cullet in order to recycle it and for improving the present laws about the waste products in closed circuit (finished products → waste products → finished products). Investigations have shown that grinding waste glass to particle size less than 0.1mm and adding 1% of Ca CO3 content provide the production of material with the following properties: particle density of 0.5 g/cm3, strength of 17.50 MPa and water adsorption of 95%, with the temperature for foaming ranges determined at 850 °C. The microstructures are homogenous, with pore sizes of up to 2 mm. The foamglass is counted among the newglass products meeting certain requirements on comfort, in particular in the building industry (thermal and acoustic insulation). The product obtained presents excellent thermal (λ=0,031 W/m°C) and acoustic (R=15 dB) properties