Utilization of Food Waste as Materials for Composite Plastic Tile

2019 IEEE 11th International Conference on Humanoid, Nanotechnology, Information Technology, Communication and Control, Environment, and Management ( HNICEM ) Pub Date : 2019-11-01 DOI:10.1109/HNICEM48295.2019.9072839

Wilfredo A. Claur, Jessa Cristie Montaño, Ezyl Sarita, Andrew Gumawa, Joevan Guilleran, K. Caceres, Adrian Langcoy, Krizia Marie Monotillia, Karce Ortiz, Mark Rioffer, Jinky Damas, Jerson Mag-aso, Ahenor Almaquer

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Nature has a lot to offer to people. Source of food and income are just few. Waste from natural sources of food is abundant in coastal areas where the source of living is fishing. The study is focused on utilizing food waste from Cerastoderma edule commonly known in the Philippines as Litob and river sand as additives in making recycled (high density polyethylene) HDPE composite plastic tiles. The researchers prepared the materials according to the set conditions. Composite plastic tiles made of remoulded HDPE plastic, river sand and Cerastoderma edule shells were fabricated in five different proportions. It was found out that the composite plastic tile with 40:30:30 ratio by mass inhibits the best characteristics in terms of average density, thermal resistance, and impact strength. The study shows that we can be able to make useful building materials such composite plastic tile from shells, river sand and HDPE plastic.

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餐厨垃圾作为复合塑料瓦材料的利用

大自然给人们提供了很多东西。食物和收入来源很少。在以捕鱼为生活来源的沿海地区，自然食物来源产生的废物很多。该研究的重点是利用菲律宾俗称为Litob和河沙的食物垃圾作为添加剂，生产可回收的(高密度聚乙烯)HDPE复合塑料砖。研究人员根据设定的条件制备了材料。以高密度聚乙烯(HDPE)塑料、河砂和贝壳为原料，按五种不同的比例制成复合塑料瓦。结果表明，质量比为40:30的复合塑料瓦在平均密度、耐热性和冲击强度方面具有最佳性能。研究表明，我们可以用贝壳、河砂和HDPE塑料制作有用的建筑材料，如复合塑料瓦。

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