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September 23, 2025MaterialsOpen Access

Study of Properties and Characteristics of a Foam Glass from a Mixture of Glass Shards and Perlite

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Foam glass achieved a compressive strength of 2.17 MPa with uniform porosity, enhancing building material performance.
Samples with a 500 μm particle size and sintered at 850 °C exhibited improved strength-to-porosity ratios, advancing mechanical reliability.
Optimized conditions minimized crystalline phase formation, maintaining low thermal conductivity and contributing to energy efficiency.
Homogeneous fractions outperformed heterogeneous composites, indicating potential for environmentally friendly insulation solutions.

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Research shows enhanced structural and thermal properties of foam glass from recycled glass and perlite, suggesting promising insulation applications.

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Horonko et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d473ad31b076d99fa6c376 https://doi.org/10.3390/ma18184422

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Research shows enhanced structural and thermal properties of foam glass from recycled glass and perlite, suggesting promising insulation applications.

Study of Properties and Characteristics of a Foam Glass from a Mixture of Glass Shards and Perlite

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