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Recycling of Agricultural Film Wastes for Use as a Binder in Building Composites
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Recycling Waste Agricultural Nets as Cement Composites
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Composites Containing Felt Wastes from the Automotive Industry
2. Research Results and Analysis In terms of consistency testing, all samples during the test showed a semifluid consistency, which corresponded to a cone drop (S3) of between 100 and 150 mm and were, respectively, for CONTR—150 mm, F1.0—110 mm, F1.6—100 mm, F3.0—100 mm. It is worth noting here, however, that the mixture became less workable with an increasing felt content for two reasons. First, mechanical mixing was hampered by the waste fibres coming together.
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