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Towards the utilization of waste glass powder in sustainable cement based overlays
The article focuses on the possibility of utilizing waste glass powder in cement based overlays for sustainable construction. In the work, a study was carried out on the evaluation of the influence of waste glass powder, which modifies the overlay, on its adhesion to a concrete substrate. The waste glass powder was added in various amounts in relation to the binder mass. The adhesion tests were conducted using the commonly known pull-off method. The preliminary test results are presented and discussed in the article.
Towards the utilization of waste glass powder in sustainable cement based overlays
The article focuses on the possibility of utilizing waste glass powder in cement based overlays for sustainable construction. In the work, a study was carried out on the evaluation of the influence of waste glass powder, which modifies the overlay, on its adhesion to a concrete substrate. The waste glass powder was added in various amounts in relation to the binder mass. The adhesion tests were conducted using the commonly known pull-off method. The preliminary test results are presented and discussed in the article.
Towards the utilization of waste glass powder in sustainable cement based overlays
Sadowski Łukasz (author)
2018
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
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