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Eggshells as agro‐industrial waste substitute for CaCO3 in glass foams: A study on obtaining lower thermal conductivity

Mariosi et al., 2021

Document ID
17526912087733593223
Author
Mariosi F
Arcaro S
Venturini J
Camaratta R
Machado Machado F
Gómez‐Plata L
Rodrigues L
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology

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In this work, discarded glass bottles (GB) and eggshells (ES) were used to produce foam glass designed for thermal insulation. The literature on the thermal conductivity of foam glasses produced with eggshells is sparse. This material was used as pore‐forming agent at …
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