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Infrastructure May Prove Big Landing Spot for Recycled Plastics

Infrastructure May Prove Big Landing Spot for Recycled Plastics
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The movers and shakers of Stanford s earthquake center

The movers and shakers of Stanford s earthquake center
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Stanford engineers visualise a future with roads made from plastic waste

After analysing two specific case studies where plastic waste was used – facade panels on the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and a pavement in a California Department of Transportation road project – Lepech and Li used a mix of computer modelling, scientific research, experimental and field data, as well as interviews with recycling industry stakeholders to reveal the potential of recycled glass fibre reinforced polymer composite – a tensile plastic commonly used in car, boat, and plane parts – as a promising material for reuse in buildings.

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can plastic waste be used to build roads, buildings and more? stanford engineers think so

stanford engineers discuss using recycled glass fiber-reinforced polymer composite into construction for the future of infrastructures.

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Stanford research explores using plastic waste in construction

Stanford University has published new research exploring the use of plastic waste in constructing roads and buildings. The research project, funded by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM), identified that recycled glass fiber-reinforced polymer composite – a.

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