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| The thesis examined the barriers to recovering end of life glass from commercial projects in London, and identified the drivers that will open pathways for glass to be recycled.
| Increasing the circularity of flat glass does not only mean to collect glass cullet from internal and pre- consumer processes. It also means to use glass cullet from the post- consumer applications, such as residential or commercial buildings.
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| In this latest Glastory blog, Uwe Risle explains why thin triple IG units are gaining popularity and what the key differences are between thin triple IGUs and other insulating glass types.
| In order to minimize the environmental impact of glass by preserving the embodied carbon and substituting newly produced glasses, the reuse of glass is considered to be of the highest potential.
| The latest Glastory blog gives insights on the experiences of the tempering process Autopilot users.
| ‘glass technology live’ will showcase a promising new development along with many other innovations.
| This article presents the metric avoided carbon for the reuse of aluminium unitised curtain wall façades, that are to be taken from a donor building and applied onto a receiving building.
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| In the latest Glastory blog post, Per Jensen analyzes the holistic approach to grinding.
Author: Per Jensen | Glaston
Source: glastory.net
Author: Per Jensen | Glaston
Source: glastory.net
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