Paving bricks made from plastic waste

[@PutriAyuSolo]

glad to know that there is no burning plastic in the process, no air pollution.

[@uncontrollabledogs3791]

Finally! Someone is doing something about the horrible plastic problem. It's about time. Thank you for some desperately needed good news.

[@seeker816]

This is going accelerate microplastic problem, which is impossible to solve.

[@indian9632]

This the is worst thing

[@pravalikamittapally914]

This is so great method of converting the waste material which is harmful for the environment to such a useful material in the infrastructure field

[@sumitpawankumar585]

great idea but won't it create the problem of microplastic??

[@Riztard]

i believe they talk about that in other video

[@indian9632]

Yes it does but majority are idiots to know that so praises and grants

[@ACE-sx8mo]

Solutions like this do nothing except postpone the problem of plastic waste for future generations. Plastic bricks will degrade and eventually have to be replaced and dumped someplace.

[@madhurchhattani]

Very osm idea!! Indian company must do this..this helps to keep environment balance as well as to reduce corruption in india for sand area..

[@johnjohnfrederickhilariowe551]

Bricks like this... almost waterproof...good for the roads we will make....

[@Venusthegermanshepherd]

First of all food industry should use recyclable plastic covers instead of multilayer covers...I was thinking about the same some days ago... Instead of contributin to CSR they should invest in recyclable plastic covers if it is costly...I collect all recyclable plastic and sell it to kabadi wala nd love with less guilt of polluting environment...

[@Selflesshuman]

We desperately need something of this sort in India to save ourselves from drowning in plastic waste!

[@somiknag6165]

What an innovation and an innovative idea to turn plastic wastages into tiny flakes, and then mixing them with sand and cement, to make bricks like standard ones, truly remarkable, and no word is enough to define such an astronomical thought, and then, put that into action, I salute to the innovators, for not only show a path to people of this planet, but also saving it, from getting diluted.

[@NatashaChilemba-pr6xc]

But what type of sand is used

[@_Ooga_Booga_]

Okay but what about natural processes, like erosion, rain and hail slowly chipping away, or wreckage and demolition, all releasing microplastics even more far spread ever?

[@НиколинаКолева-г7р]

Да ,много добре обяснихте проблема който ще се прояви само след няколко години. Като добавим и екстремни температури 50°по Целзий в страни като Индия, процесите на разпадане ще се ускорят значително !

[@gamleole9568]

Its always best to incinirate the plastic and extract the energy. No pollution, no micro plastic and basically free energy.

[@tellyusi1381]

Very wise technology with a heart!

[@justlikethat1726]

Good work Novita...... Nobita creates problems and Novita solves problems.

[@RupaliMali-i8g]

Ok your idea is very best but disadvantage , 1)plastic melt in summer and 2) how many year of granti

[@brianmulholland2467]

There's a Canadian company I saw a video on doing a similar thing. They shape their bricks into an almost Lego-looking shape with strong built-in interconnections.

[@pappi3]

This will create more problem of micro plastic and concrete can't be reused if mixed with plastics. Not a good idea IMO.

[@achmadgunaryo2150]

What is your suggestion then?

[@lancevignesh2206]

Make it India limited in Coimbatore Tamilagam & IIT in Hyderabad & in Highway department of India also doing this already by different methods pls make video on it, you are showing other countries.. make video on our country also 🌺

[@daretodream7204]

Yes, there is are youtube channels like Anuj Ramotri and Down to Earth which shows tech based innovations supporting environment. ❤️❤️

[@4evertrue830]

I have always known that plastics can be either re-cycled or re-used. No part of plastic is a waste if thought out properly. In india and a few other countries, waste plastics are used in road construction among other things.

[@indian9632]

Why would anyone do that? Now it relases more mocro plastics 😢

[@owaisamin2836]

Such a good initiative 👍 hope India makes too♥️🤞

[@Kalinga_3]

India arleady has such STARTUPS working in similar techniques. Google it. However, scaling remains a challenge.

[@owaisamin2836]

@@Kalinga_3 yes,but there are some hurdles and we have to do efforts...

[@MalaysiaBarista]

They are just using plastic as fillers for the cement bricks . So instead of say putting more cement or sand , they put plastic . Plastic found in trash probably cost less than sand . The problem with plastic is , under heat (40-60 celcius) such as roads or exposed surfaces to the sun in tropical countries , the strength of the plastic will be drastically lowered . So it’s like normal cement brick with sand but with 20-30% less strength .

[@hydrohasspoken6227]

More plastic everywhere now. What a genius idea.

[@Kacamatagombal-wz5lw]

Ini harus ada apresiasi dan dukungan dari pemerintah, memanfaatkan limbah menjadi bahan berguna,

[@nehasahtriliyan2588]

Thank you

[@Aphex96.]

Thank you so much, im so grateful for this information. God is truly good.

[@kopalsharma7822]

Incase of fire what will happen to the bricks?

[@michael9509]

Wonderful! Every success to you.

[@aryan5593]

I have seen many companies doing same thing in Noida , they make tiles , Furniture , Toys etc from that waste plastic.

[@shrutisuman2898]

Wish Indian govt draw inspiration from this

[@sonaljoshi1724]

We already have done work in using plastic as alternative to some construction materials. This reaserch is done in CSIR Bhopal AMPRI. They used it in making road.

[@tabreztabrez9129]

Proud to be civil engineer

[@alhajikargbo8052]

I think they can replace sand with sawdust. Just a suggestion.

[@ramagownichandana5213]

But the use of this bricks are limited. Their work is very appreciable.

[@KillWill487]

How to avoid from convert in microplastic and make degradable?

[@vishalshekhar5145]

Nice initiative, india must adopt this method as we are aiming to achieve climate policies, also pollution in india is at its peak due to covid era it's increased.

[@indian9632]

Haven't you heard about micro plastics?

[@sanb2023]

It may solve a problem for now...but it will be there for even more thousands of years...if a normal plastic bottle be there for thousand years this way it will be unedending time.

[@Calabi-yau11]

Best method to make nano plastic

[@brotherowl]

In Ivory Coast they are also making them, with 100% plastic.

[@sarthaksharma5668]

Similar to this method A guy in India use plastic waste and convert it into road making materials…. If these methods become popular then it will definitely reduce a lot of waste and pollution from our loving earth

[@ritisnatanayak2]

We've read it in 12th bioLogy ncert book

[@sarthaksharma5668]

In my opinion scientists should done researches on the alternative of single use plastics and all because these methods require a big amount of time to become popular….

[@LeoPard-HQ]

They should be awarded the Nobel prize for a genius solution to a problem around the world. 🫡👍

[@sainiamarjeet]

better this process shown is mix 20-30% shredded plastic waste with sand/C&DSwaste/soil/etc avilable locally and pass thru hot excuder machine used to making plastic products and than use the molten paste into hydrulic dye like show to press and make hollow blocks instead of bricks since blocks r more economical along with giving thermal insulation. since using cement in process again increase carbon footprint of the bricks and above said process make blocks/bricks faster to sell instead of waiting for curing n hardening of bricks before selling like show in video.

[@EricHazelbaker]

Unfortunately, using plastic waste in this way is essentially adding to the areas micro plastic situation. Smaller plastic is like way worse for humans than big plastic.

[@breakhart]

plastic waste to bricks, paving blocks, concrete mix, asphalt mix actually aren't ideal solution, but least we can do right now

[@itschandan6403]

Great idea

[@Dsreactionshorts]

Which sand is used here?

[@JJokar-yw8tx]

Cost of one brick??

[@Red-Feather]

How are they for insulation?

[@user-gw9yx2wx5g]

Thanks for the micro plastic

[@hardikoza2052]

What about fire resistant.

[@jagadishbiswal4927]

What about plastic road are they were implimented or not yet???

[@bokunochannel84207]

This in Jakarta? Why i never knew abou this?

[@Yaseenfoundation786]

Kya ye fire proof h

[@lifewithjuhi]

Wao great idea

[@mahimasingh4566]

This is how use plastic for saving the future generations...?

[@buyyanadivya5022]

How to processes

[@anjalikrishnan5028]

innovative idea

[@achmadgunaryo2150]

Where is Jakarta this bussiness located?

[@bharathk7618]

Great 🔥🔥

[@vedantkanoujia]

Normal brick price in India : 1000 of ₹6000 Plastic brick will be high price

[@Chris_Colbes]

Very nice for pavements and bicycle lane❤.

[@DavidJohnson-fp1zc]

Wonderful

[@halilsaylgan4053]

Best way pyrolysis

[@sachitamahato8818]

Wow 👍 great

[@dhruvbhattvideo6506]

Nice 👍

[@rainholdhaikali3113]

I want to start this project in Namibia

[@rojaramani6095]

For recycling u need again energy again pollution my question is why to create...this world making depressed

[@normlor]

WHY ON EARTH AREN'T WE DOING MORE OF THIS INSTEAD OF THE ODD FACTORY???!!! THE LAST THING WE'RE SHORT ON IS MATERIAL!!

[@memoryhaikali]

what is the MPA of the bricks

[@anjalisinha1907]

Good concept.. but this is not new ..as we have studied in our 12 claas bio ncert .. Ahmed Khan in banglore India have doing since 2010... making road using these plastics

[@raguvarang5245]

I think making road with plastic is bad because roads usually a load bearing structure so it will wear as time passes if we use plastic then this wear will release micro plastics in our environment...

[@prabhushankar8520]

Good.

[@sathyakumarn7619]

A futile and temporary solution. Now, potential toxins would be leaching for miles into ground water for a long time. This is not easily recyclable as well.

[@riturajsingh5827]

Great

[@ashishpandey4302]

Good

[@user-karthimurugesan]

It's good one, but they need to think of micro plastics ...

[@NehaShrivastavaSinhal]

am worrying about their intermolecular spaces 🙄🤷🏾‍♂️

[@jeevanjyoti7204]

🙏🙏

[@rajeshsavji4663]

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[@seeker816]

Ban this immediately. This is going to accelerate microplastic problem. Looks cool for now, but dissaster for the future.

[@張瑞昇-i5o]

it's not good suggestions for soils , plants , creatures & waters future ... maybe ,used in permanent publics building cycles , ex road , railway......etc. we should not spreading bad somethings.....into our lives & families survive surrounding environments..

[@sanb2023]

But experts say..this will be more dissasterous to use it this way.

[@pavankumarvakulabharanam6717]

Who are these experts?

[@leticiaflores3525]

20% waist thats not recycling

[@philipleonardo798]

Plastic poison our oceans!!

[@abhilashkrishnan9005]

👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@Oo-pl9zg]

India,great super power,should learn from them 😂

[@bounlathhansackda7079]

tax another 2 percent of food manufacturers for recycle or get them to recycle 100'/,

[@prabhatracherla3098]

They are jut creating bigger problems. Microplastics

[@Sami-im5vj]

I make and use lye water instead of shampoo to wash my hair.One less plastic in my house.

[@rajeshsavji4663]

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[@sugadaddy5771]

cancer

[@kylewarren5268]

Only 20%?! I just saw videos where the entire brick is all plastic. Strange they'd only go 20% plastics

[@AD-ms6kq]

Great idea

[@rainholdhaikali3113]

I want to start this project in Namibia

[@NatashaChilemba-pr6xc]

Great