Experimental analysis of the effect of seed size and thermal effect on the production of HDPE from plastic waste

In this work, we investigated several factors to manufacture a plastic material composed of waste, following two important experiments: compression and tension tests. The primary goal was to explore the feasibility of creating a plastic material from waste products, This research contributes to sustainable materials development by: Exploring ways to upcycle waste into useful materials. Identifying key factors that influence the mechanical properties of waste-derived plastics. Potentially reducing the environmental impact of plastic waste. Particle Size: As mentioned in previous results, the size of the waste particles (referred to as "seeds") was a significant factor affecting mechanical properties. By thoroughly examining these aspects, the study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how waste materials can be transformed into functional plastic products with desirable mechanical properties.