Summary of the properties and benefits of glass mechanically frosted with an abrasive brush

Starý, Michal; Novotný, František; Horák, Marcel; Stará, Marie; Hotař, Vlastimil; Matúšek, Ondřej

doi:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2019.02.062

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“…It is also worth noting that the sandblasted method produced a rougher texture in comparison to the typical acid‐etching process, as the latter generates a relatively smoother surface via isotropic chemical etching. [ 49–51 ] Hence, the utilization of sandblasted glasses was more plausible to fabricate electrodes in the present work.…”

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“…In general, the frosted glass surface is prepared via spray-blasting micro grains of sand on top of the glass [44][45][46][47][48] or by acid etching. [49,50] Due to these physical/chemical treatments, numerous features with nano and micro-roughness develop on top of the plain glass surface, [44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51] which scatter the incident light rays to make the glass translucent. Here, we first deposited gold onto the sandblasted frosted substrates to exploit the inherent rough nature of it to facilitate a large electrochemically active surface area.…”

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“…Gorospe, et al (2019) studied the effect of various glass aggregates on plastic and drying shrinkage and the expansion of the alkali-silica reaction of cement mortar. Starý, et al (2019) created a new, advanced, and, above all, ecological mechanical glass frosting technology to reduce the once-clear soda-lime glass' transparency using an abrasive roller brush with composite laments. This brief review of the literature demonstrates the variety of guidelines for the disposal of industrial waste with a high content of heavy metals.…”

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Environmentally Clean Ceramics Manufacturing With Application of Hazardous Car Production Mud and Galvanic Process Glass Waste

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It was developed new ceramics composites with hazardous car production mud (CPM) and galvanic process glass waste with high content of heavy metals. They were applied as valuable components of red ceramics sintered at 700°, 750°, 800°, 850°, 900°, and 950°C to provide flexural resistance of up to 17.6 MPa, water absorption at 950°C 6.53 -10.45%, linear shrinkage – 5.24-6.29%, density 2.7 – 3.2 g/cm³, and dilatation coefficient 5.3 -13.8%. Structure formation studies by the XRD, SEM, EDS, and LAMMA methods demonstrated the synthesis of amorphous glassy material with small inclusion of mullite Al6Si2O13. Car production mud and galvanic process glass waste play the role of the intensifiers of the ceramics’ structures formation processes. The ceramics' leaching and solubility tests by the atomic absorption spectroscopy method showed strong chemical bond of heavy metals of the hazardous raw materials in insoluble structures. According to Brazilian standards, they can be used to produce tiles, bricks, blocks, and similar materials with high environmental eficiency.

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“…Rotary polymer-abrasive brush tools (PABT) are used for a wide range of finishing parts and constructions made of various materials, including difficult finishing methods: polishing surfaces, removing burrs and rounding sharp edges [3]. Increasingly, PABTs are used on CNC machines (with computer numerical control), replacing outdated, less productive, nonenvironmental methods [4].…”

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Model of Influence of the Machined Material Properties on Wear of the Polymeric-Abrasive Tool Filaments

Honchar

Tryshyn

Павленко

et al. 2023

Strojnícky Časopis - Journal of Mechanical Engineering

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For polymer-abrasive brush tools (PABT) working on CNC machines it is necessary to correct their wear constantly, since it is much higher compared to the wear of metal tools. Based on the dependence of tool wear on machining parameters for various materials, it is necessary to study the influence of the physical and mechanical properties of the material machined. The purpose of the paper is to study the process of finishing the surfaces of parts made of materials of different types with PABT. The analysis of dimensional wear of disc PABTs during the polishing various materials with certain physical and mechanical properties is provided in the article. The polishing was carried out in rational modes that ensure high quality and productivity of surface treatment. The similarity theory and dimensional analysis were used to assess the influence of the properties of the material machined on the intensity of PABT filament wear. To calculate it, dimensionless complexes were established, which take into account the physical and mechanical properties of the machined materials and evaluate their resistance to the penetration of abrasive grains, the ability of the material to absorb mechanical energy in the process of deformation and destruction under the impact of PABT filaments. The developed model was created for the first time. It made it possible to solve the problem of predicting the degree of dimensional wear of the disc PABT when polishing various materials, including difficult-to-machine ones. Prediction of the intensity of PABT filaments wear allows timely correction of the tool position during machining on CNC machines to ensure a constant pressing of the PABT to the surface being machined. The obtained Км material coefficient takes into account the influence of the physical and mechanical properties of the machined material and then estimates the intensity of PABT filaments wear. The KМ material coefficient can also be used to assess the PABT life and calculate the economic efficiency of the parts finishing treatment at the stage of technology development and the selection of polishing tools.

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Summary of the properties and benefits of glass mechanically frosted with an abrasive brush

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Environmentally Clean Ceramics Manufacturing With Application of Hazardous Car Production Mud and Galvanic Process Glass Waste

Model of Influence of the Machined Material Properties on Wear of the Polymeric-Abrasive Tool Filaments

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Fabrication of High‐performance Supercapacitors Using Hierarchical MnO₂ Nanostructures on a Frosted Glass Surface

Fabrication of High‐performance Supercapacitors Using Hierarchical MnO₂ Nanostructures on a Frosted Glass Surface