What to do with the trash? Good question. And, fortunately, several answers to give. For many, the trash starts to be viewed with interest, ready to be recycled and reused skillfully. Among its many uses we can highlight this super brick that has been dubbed Bitublock. is unbelievable that the engineer John Forth been repaired in the waste to create a brick that is six times stronger than concrete .
These bricks are made entirely with garbage and best of all, the selected waste the least are considered when recycling. Particles of glass, metal slag, sewage sludge, incinerator ash produced by industrial and pulverized fuel ash from power plants are some of the materials involved in these bricks. In the United Kingdom have managed to unite waste with bitumen to form these powerful blocks.
Undoubtedly, this is a great invention as well as contributing to structures made from recycled material have failed to find a good channel for this type of waste that normally do not take advantage and harm the environment. Want to know more? For over are cheaper than traditional and require less energy to manufacture .
Its creator has not hung up the towel with this invention but is already working with Salah Zoorob, University of Nottingham in another product called Vegeblock , which is not nothing but a brick made from waste vegetable oil. A round of applause for the engineer !
Undoubtedly, this is a great invention as well as contributing to structures made from recycled material have failed to find a good channel for this type of waste that normally do not take advantage and harm the environment. Want to know more? For over are cheaper than traditional and require less energy to manufacture .
Its creator has not hung up the towel with this invention but is already working with Salah Zoorob, University of Nottingham in another product called Vegeblock , which is not nothing but a brick made from waste vegetable oil. A round of applause for the engineer !
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