Glass is considered relatively eco-friendly because it’s recyclable. Now, Australian scientists are suggesting that glass waste could be used to make concrete that’s stronger and cheaper than ever.
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122019-12
Australian Scientists Make Concrete from Recycled Glass
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082019-11
Aalborg University of Denmark is Developing New “Self-healing Glass”Recently, the scientists at Aalborg University in Denmark released a research paper, announcing a major breakthrough in the development of “self-healing glass”.
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062019-11
China’s First Self-developed 8.5 Generation TFT-LCD Glass Substrate Successfully Rolled off the Production LineRecently, China’s first 8.5 generation TFT-LCD glass substrate independently developed by Triumph Technology, a company affiliated to the China Building Materials Group, successfully rolled off the production line in Anhui.
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252019-09
China’s First Borosilicate 4.0 Fire Resistant Glass Line Has Achieved Mass ProductionRecently, the new science and technology achievement release and forum conference for China’s first borosilicate 4.0 fire resistant glass new material production line was held in Xingtai.
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252018-09
Global Vacuum Insulated Glass Market to Reach Around US $7 Billion by 2026The global vacuum insulated glass market for building and construction was valued at more than US $4.5 billion in 2017 and is anticipated to expand at a CAGR of more than 4 percent from 2018 to 2026
