Pine

Pine

There are three groups of substances in the composition of the glass. These are the so-called oxides, melts and stabilizers which can be formed into glass. These materials, which enter the glass composition, can also be called sand-soda-lime. In addition to the ingredients that enter the glass composition, cama has auxiliary components that provide important features and provide some benefits in production.
 
Glass Savings
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Decrease in energy consumption: 25%
Decrease in air pollution: 20%
Decrease in mine waste: 80%
Decrease in water consumption: 50%
Protected natural resources: Sand, soda, lime
From 1970 onwards, over a million tonnes of glass packaging waste were collected
- 1.5 million tons of raw materials from unexploited natural resources,
Significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions have been achieved due to fossil fuel savings of over 30 thousand tons.
Glass recycling is an endless story. Unlike plastic and paper, glass can be re-evaluated without limit. Theoretically glass containers can be made from almost 100% old glass without any loss of quality.

Other Recycling

  • Pine
    There are three groups of substances in the composition of the glass. These are the so-called oxides, melts and stabilizers which can be formed into glass. These materials, which enter the glass composition, can also be called sand-soda-lime.
  • Wooden
    Wooden; It is a material that is used in many sectors ranging from furniture to carpentry and even partly from construction to housing, from shelter to decoration to man.
  • Metal
    When the used steel is recycled and put into production, the raw material source is preserved. 1000 kg. when used steel is recycled and used again in steel production, 1050 kg. iron ore, 454 kg. coke and 55 kg. it is saved from limestone.
  • Paper
    Paper and cardboard are present in large quantities between recyclable solid waste. Newspaper papers are the most important part of paper types.
  • Plastic
    Plastic is the name given to materials obtained by converting carbon (C) bonds to groups of monomeric molecules formed with hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), nitrogen (N) and other organic or inorganic elements into a long and chain structure called polymer .