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I knew it's used to make insulation, but I was impressed that it was melted in an arc furnace. I thought arc furnaces were only used to make steel.
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Crushing glass in a similar process, but at a slightly rougher consistency is ideal for "sand blasting" lumber to restore its finish. Companies exist that would be happy to purchase said product!
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i had crushed it a bit less then sifted it to make blasting media.
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which can then be turned into lots of stuff: other drink ware, high voltage resistors, computer chips, etc.
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It was “furnace ready” after the first crush and cross belt.
After the second crush, it became (essentially) useless to a glass manufacturer.
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I sat here the whole time hoping to god you were wearing a resperator.
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No aluminum?
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@mr digg should know about these
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Yucatan Pyramid complex part of the metal extraction industry pre 12.8 thousand years ago. Debunk that minimimicman.
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How is the sand all the same light color even though you were using green, clear, brown bottles?
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👍
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Then you can make glass!
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And how is making sand, recycling?
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hydroneer
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just remember the energy required to do this is actually worse than the class itself fir the enviroment..... lololol
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But can you turn that sand back into glass That is the question
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@eyeopener1979
2 months ago
Recyled glass "sand" is used here in Australia in structural concrete... upto 80% too. Best thing for excess glass that can't be reused back into the glass industry. Well done👊👊
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