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Nyloboard Building Materials
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-05-13)
Three new categories of building materials are discussed, all made from needle-punched mats obtained from shredded carpet: (1) "Nyloprime" is made with a two-component adhesive mixture that undergoes foaming reaction to ...
Update on Carpet As an Alternative Fuel for Cement Kilns
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-05-13)
Cement kilns have a tremendous appetite for energy. Carpet has a relatively high value of energy content due to its high fraction of polymer material, and its calcium carbonate filler is a feed for cement kilns. This talk ...
Georgia Tech and Dalton State College's CARPET Research Facilities and Activities
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-05-13)
CARPET (Center And Research Program in Engineered Tufts) is an endowed program established by the carpet and allied industries to support research related to the floorcoverings sector. It provides a link between academic ...
GeoHay Products from Carpet Waste
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-05-13)
GeoHay™ erosion and sediment control products are made from recycled fibers. This talk discusses their characteristics in comparison with traditional products.
Carpet Recycling: the Design and Economics of Collection
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2001-04-30)
Utilization of Carpet, Textile & Apparel Waste for Soil Reinforcement
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1999-05-17)
Carpet America Recovery Effort (CARE): An Update
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2003-05-12)
This presentation provides an update on CARE, including Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), overall progress, and committees and their activities. Efforts to support research, development, and commercialization will be ...
An Overview of Commercial Recycling Technologies and Textile Applications for the Products
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-05-14)
A broad overview is provided on commercial equipment for size reduction, densification, pelletizing. washing and sorting. Processes for converting the recovered materials into plastic parts, fibers and films will be discussed.
Purchasing Environmentally-Preferable, Cost-Effective Products: The BEES Approach
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-05-13)
The BEES (Building for Environmental and Economic Sustainability) software implements a powerful technique for measuring the environmental and economic performance of building products. Developed by the NIST with support ...