Building Houses with FIRE PROOF PLASTIC BRICKS!!! [ Episode 2: Zero Waste Series ]

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[@InfoMatter]

For all those who think the plastic brick will catch 🔥🔥🔥🔥 VIDEO PROOF: m.facebook.com/watch/?v=2465503103576809 We love to hear from our InfoMatter family, please suggest improvement or video ideas you want us to make So we can continue to deliver awesome content ☺️🙏

[@anjugupta6176]

Cost of per brick Kay hoga

[@InfoMatter]

First of all thanks for showing interest in our Channel Anju. We would like to say that the video was made with the sole purpose of raising awareness about plastic bricks production in India. Hence we didn't go in detail about cost or any other technical information. So to serve you curiosity well, We would recommend you to visit the website/ contact Rhino Machines Pvt Ltd.( Site is inculded in the video)

[@lsd8497]

The major question is : are they fire proof? If not, they are useless.

[@MrBugman2525]

Would it also be better if I use coal ash from power plants

[@dr.nishantjaiswal7599]

Plz share contect details I want to know bricks prices

[@starsnstrife]

Plastic doesn't take 400 years to degrade, it just splits into smaller and smaller particles washing into everything.

[@Advanced_Materials_Publishing]

Yes! Plastics, although they may not catch a fire, produce toxic and inflammable gases while getting heated up which can lead to a so called flash-over. His technique is still interesting and at least he is trying to change the world for the better.

[@mald1225]

Yeah, you have to wait for Petro loving Bacteria to consume it.

[@imtiyazshaikh9612]

The problem is when plastic becomes a part of our system it is difficult to get rid of it as it does not decomposes but breaks down into micro plastics. These micro plastics then become a part of our food chain either through food or direct inhalation. Regularly Eating food heated in plastic wrappers containers could be one of the reasons for cancer. I hope and pray the solution of living in houses made up of plastic bricks is not more dangerous than the current problem itself. More research needs to be done into this field .

[@tytydonta3541]

I wonder if you can use dessert sand. that way, dessert sand can be more utilized

[@Advanced_Materials_Publishing]

Yes! I work with geopolymer (mineral cement-like recycled binders) (see the Wikipedia page of geopolymers for more information, but look up the English one, never the German). And, yeah, I feel with proper technique, there must be a way to use dessert sand. I try to get my hands on some. But the next dessert is couple thousands miles away from my place (Bavaria). But thanks to global warming, that might change soon.

[@brotherowl]

You would be able to make use of an exponentially larger amount of this material if you added it to Asphalt Paving and concrete constructions.

[@ecovlogger5595]

It’s better than using standard bricks but if sand is being used, it’s still not sustainable as we’ve used so much sand already for the construction industry. Is there a way to replicate this without using sand?

[@Advanced_Materials_Publishing]

I like the way you guys think and it is very cool to see that so many people at least try to change the world for the better! Thanks for that! Have you ever considered to use inorganic/mineral polymers in your bricks? Geopolymers (a aluminosilicat) can be made by utilizing large quantities of industrial waste and they have a chemical composition close to the one from glass plus the same covalent bonds. After mixing the ingredients, one can observe a cement like geopolymer slurry which can be molded and mixed with all kinds of fillers (plastic, sand, gravel, fibres ). 24 hours later they are rock solid. The basic fly ash-geopolymer formulation is: 4 g class-f fly ash 1 g sodium waterglass solution 0.2 g NaOH plus 0.2 g water Of course it is more complicated than that and only people with laboratory experience, who know what they are doing, should give this formulation a shot. Keep up the good work!

[@InfoMatter]

Thanks a lot for those kind Words @AdvMatPub - Future Materials We are pleased to see that you enjoyed the video, we hope to keep serving you with exciting content like this. Infomatter definitely likes the way you Think!!! Cheers and Thanks for the support..

[@ChandasTelugu]

I think glass bottles filled with dessert/sea sand can be used as bricks. I'm not sure if we can call a plastic bottle mixed with cement as eco friendly. It may become hard to recycle such form of plastic in future.

[@taufikrifai1665]

I wonder How long it gonna last ? does hot temperature gonna melt it down slowly or climate change gonna crack its structure little by little🤔

[@InfoMatter]

Video proof it will not catch fire m.facebook.com/watch/?v=2465503103576809 Thanks for watching 👍

[@marcielgomes3466]

Vamos apoiar iniciativas, como essas é salvar o planeta.

[@InfoMatter]

Esse é o espírito, meu amigo, esse é o espírito !!!

[@rajchakraborty8115]

Awesome idea boss,we should all carry forward for further future days...

[@donovandelaney3171]

Colombia and Nzombie are doing the same thing. Why not do a merger? Ooooooohh!! Burn.😂🤣.

[@sabihatanveer8494]

Great concept 👍

[@uvaisabdulla3886]

Appreciable work..... Continue such works

[@InfoMatter]

Thanks for the watching the video and for the appreciation. We at Infomatter strive to produce quality content and we are open to suggestions for improvement..

[@texaswalker6209]

Awesome video🤙🏼

[@satyam-evajayate438]

Connect with companies to increase traction, as they can fund through CSR for public washrooms, road dividers, compund walls etc.

[@shivashankergoudgurram2884]

Great 🙏

[@Jodyrides]

fireproof plastic bricks??? I doubt that but it is a great idea to recycle plastic into building material like bricks .. how much strength do they have to build a load bearing walls?

[@sweetjewel011]

Finally get inside us😭

[@palamarthigirijakumari7585]

Do you sell online?

[@GhouriGhauri-mg6rm]

I want

[@prasadreddymanda6687]

It not only doesn't decrease pollution inturn causes even many and serious problems to the environment and health of people ... So do not believe and inspire from every thing you watch from internet

[@georgekoshy6253]

Good like to know more

[@petra17118]

Hi Please advise of you still do plastic bricks

[@donovandelaney3171]

I’ve seen a few knockoffs. One idiot wasn’t heating it up and used water and concrete.😱😤😡🤮😂🤣.

[@shiwakanttiwari7338]

Share manufacturer details😊

[@franksutzes4236]

In kenya iam making pavers from plastic waste and glass waste

[@InfoMatter]

That's so innovative, Great work Frank!!!!

[@AhmedHAhmed-bk3om]

Nice Job ❤ Bravo! Can we melt HDPE and PP plastics together?

[@nicodar9686]

Yes. Can be mixed and be used without problem

[@lonachanerinjery3479]

Can you give more details, can we get any project report, cost for machineries, space reguied, any pollution problel

[@lallyDable]

Will wait here for a response

[@kelpy9902]

same

[@foodieadventurer6277]

Very nice initiative, is it fire 🔥proof.? Because people throw burning cigarettes on floor everywhere

[@InfoMatter]

Video proof it will not catch fire m.facebook.com/watch/?v=2465503103576809 Thanks for watching 👍

[@DarylBaines]

How do you deal with the fireproofing problem?

[@Jasbirece007]

How and where can I buy these bricks.

[@bellaofficials193]

How to get this mould sir ? I want to do like that.

[@ianmoss835]

Maybe this will help against all the scammers out of India.

[@bhaveshnagdev69]

Another stereotypical person

[@joshuaknight1035]

Fahrenheit 451

[@sarkarsarkar6703]

Doesn't it emits Co2 during manufacturing? What is the, ratio of Output with Input plastic?

[@sandeepkumar-co1ev]

Emission of Co2 is the least problem u expect compared to the Tonnes of plastic going to the ocean & seawater & landfills

[@olarewajuibukunoluwa4293]

Fireworks in the making...🤯

[@godfathergamerzs3057]

can you please provide me the link of machine used in this project (to make plastic brick ) please .

[@InfoMatter]

Thanks for taking interest in our video. I would encourage you to start off by making plastic bricks as a DIY project using same technique. So that you get a better understanding of the process. Here is the link to help out: www.instructables.com/Plastic-Brick-Compressor/

[@godfathergamerzs3057]

@@InfoMatter thanks for helping me

[@ahmedmulani2599]

How many bricks can make in eight hours?

[@93jerryjoe]

you must be sick of corona virus🤣🤣🤣

[@InfoMatter]

Yeah the whole world is😅😅

[@belovedforgiving6330]

Does it harmful to the fire 🔥 🤔

[@jaroc4728]

What would stop the people that make plastic from making the bricks themselves for cheaper? Just asking..

[@InfoMatter]

Hi Jaro, Yes you are right it is possible, but as of now the demand for plastic items is so high and there are no good sustainable alternative to it. Hence the companies are busy filling this huge demand, but where as for brick the sector is highly competitive and has lots of sustainable alternatives so it's not lucrative for big companies to enter this segment. Thanks for showing interest in the topic ☺️

[@petetong9725]

Watched a youtube video last week where the plastic waste was being used to make plastic roads... This is now happening in Cumbria UK... We need more of these green ideas how to reduce and/or use plastic waste

[@InfoMatter]

Well Said!!!!

[@rajkumar-qf3fk]

😭 Plastic does not bind with cement.

[@srivalli2000]

Can we make the block only with plastic waste ?

[@InfoMatter]

Well we are not experts on that to comment,but as you saw in the video, experimentation never fails to yield the right results!!! So,yes there could be a possibility...

[@virenderpal868]

Yes . But brick outer layer is slippery . Doesn't make wall 🧱. Second disadvantage fire can catch . If sunlight hot the plastic brick the hazard gases generate

[@srivalli2000]

@@virenderpal868 tq mr.virender pal for your kind reply :) Well can we apply a concrete coat obove that block to get a roughness so as to build a wall .? Moreover these can build a wall by reinforcing with iron bars ... Then we can easily build a wall ,isn't it.? Also can we make use of fire retardants to avoid fire accidents .?

[@harpalsingh1771]

what is price of this bricks

[@InfoMatter]

We would like to clarify that the video was made with the sole purpose of raising awareness about plastic bricks production in India and we intend to go in detail about it's cost or any other technical information. So to serve you curiosity well, We would recommend you to visit the website/ contact Rhino Machines Pvt Ltd.( Site is inculded in the video)

[@hasinamomtaz1467]

What if house catches fire.. plastic will melt and engulf the resident life lava melt

[@avataarsingh]

You misunderstood the plastic brick for a plastic bag 😂 No it doesn't catch fire Proof: m.facebook.com/watch/?v=2465503103576809

[@AasifKhan-bj5mf]

111

[@chandanrana8560]

Thesis chaiye tha sir

[@jamesadams5222]

What about all the extra CO2 thats is produce when melting the plastic and the sand together ??

[@InfoMatter]

Thank you for so keenly watching the video to make observations. Yes you are right it does emit CO2 while melting, but there is a difference between melting plastic in controlled environment fitted with smoke filter towers and CO2 scrubbers as compare to burning it in open. The cardon recovered from the filter is again used to make bricks to reduce overall carbon footprint.

[@lasyavardhana]

Since we are reusing waste plastics, any pollution in the process will be very less compared to the pollution caused the waste plastics themselves.

[@faizanali6345]

I soes it take fire ?

[@InfoMatter]

Didn't really get your question?

[@faizanali6345]

@@InfoMatter does it ignite by faire flame ??

[@InfoMatter]

Nope the Plastic Brick will not ignite by fire flame since the sand and plastic have hardened already, but if you expose the brick to a continuous high temperature fire the plastic binder will melt thus making cracks in the brick.

[@palamarthigirijakumari7585]

Plastic bricks

[@dbalouch5716]

Are these kind of Bricks Are #FIREPROOF???? I Hope that these are Fireproof for Construction of houses......

[@nyametease458]

Fire can melt everything back again..lol

[@papablesspapabless1881]

@@nyametease458 never because it made up of 30% plastic and 70% sand

[@anikettripathi7991]

Conversation from soil pollution to air pollution is never benificial. We need to limit use of plastics. Air pollution is more dangerous.

[@lallyDable]

I was just thinking that burning all types of plastic cant b good

[@ChiefWebArchitect]

What next? Eating plastic!!!

[@avataarsingh]

You already eating it as microplastic 🙄

[@ashifkhan7819]

Mera gatta (paper recycling ) ka chota sa plant hai usme se plastic polithin or lamination nikalti hai usko use karne ka plant ya Prossing hai please send me the contact number and address 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@angelcomputercenterchampa3065]

गत्ता को ricykl करके क्या बनाते हो आप

[@ashifkhan7819]

@@angelcomputercenterchampa3065 हमारे यहां गत्ता की लुगदी होकर मशीनकरण से बंडल बनाकर आगे सप्लाई कर देते हैं ओर चूड़ी ओर मिठाई के बॉक्स व पैकेजिंग में काम में लेते हैं 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@humanbeing20118]

Stupid idea. If house is on fire . plastic would work as fuel. House will retain more heat in summers so very uncomfortable. Don't want to live in house to breathe and feel plastic. Really stupid idea.

[@InfoMatter]

I do get your point, but you are not considering the layering method in construction. Here is the link of the video showing it does not catch fire. m.facebook.com/watch/?v=2465503103576809 You can make pathways and other outdoor structure if not homes with these bricks.👍 Anyway if you got any better idea, do let us know ☺️

[@humanbeing20118]

@@InfoMatter yes the best idea is to reduce the use of plastic as much as possible and now we could convert it to diesel fuel. If you are looking for cheap housing solutions use clay bricks and lime stone for construction. Houses made of limestone are way cooler than conventional concrete houses and it gets stronger with time moreover they reduce carbon dioxide present in air. Turning one heap of plastic into another heap with different shape, is not a solution

[@interstellar_prasadm7839]

If it caught fire

[@amshahinshihab]

Upto the fireforce. They will do their job

[@InfoMatter]

Video proof it will not catch fire m.facebook.com/watch/?v=2465503103576809 Thanks for watching 👍

[@kaushikkumar8089]

Anyone can burn our house...i think its not safe for living family in these

[@InfoMatter]

Video proof it will not catch fire m.facebook.com/watch/?v=2465503103576809 Thanks for watching 👍

[@india___awareness]

लिफाफे को बैन करदो 99% हल हो जायेगा

[@darrenguy4300]

This is not sustainable cause you have to used sand and sand have to be mine

[@sacriptex5870]

i dont want be inside if were a fire on this house

[@InfoMatter]

Video proof it will not catch fire m.facebook.com/watch/?v=2465503103576809 Thanks for watching 👍

[@gliderarts3573]

twice cost scam

[@teamONEpercent]

The world will be plastic home. Home is about stone wood metals . Not plastic and glass

[@yashpatel261]

This is toxic to human health in the long run.