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Abstract—The recycling and disposal of wastes from the industries and hospitals holds a threat to the environment and leads to the need for new applications. The availability of variety of glasses from the recycling activity offers a low-cost reinforcement material for the production of different metal matrix composite. When producing a metal matri...
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... On the contrary, impact strength and elongation decreased progressively as the dosage of waste glass increased. Equally, the study of Sathish and Rathnaraj [7] involved the reinforcement of aluminium LM6 with borosilicate glass in proportions of 0, 2.5, 5.0, 7.5, and 10 wt%. As reported, tensile and compressive strength was enhanced between 0 and 7.5% reinforcement, of which 10 wt% resulted in strengths decrease. ...
Towards developing green composite through waste recycling, the main objective of this work was to produce an Al6113 hybrid composite via stir casting with a combination of two different reinforcements, such as waste glass powder (WGP) and snail shell ash (SSA) particles. Samples mixtures were prepared and labelled as groups A, B, C, and D. Group A samples were developed with the blend of 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 wt% WGP and 3 wt% constant dose of SSA particles. Groups B, C, and D samples were prepared with the blend of the same proportion of WGP and 6, 9, and 12 wt% SSA. The mechanical properties of the composites were examined to determine the effect of reinforcement combination on the composites. It was observed that WGP inclusion enhanced tensile, impact, fracture , flexural, and compressive strength when combined with 3, 6, and 9 wt% SSA. Meanwhile, the blend of the WGP with 12 wt% SSA resulted in depreciation in strength. It is deduced that the properties of the composite can be improved by the dual presence of WGP and SSA in the proportions of 2-6 wt% WGP and 3-9 wt% SSA.
