Plastic and Glass waste recycling into Concrete Brick

[@alecsandru8588]

more technical detailes will be a must in my opinion. there are a lot of questions regarding the resistance of the tiles, the insulation value and so on! Nice job, but provide a detailed data sheet of the final product!

[@katrinavillanueva8091]

Sir JT, reusing old oil and turning them into bricks without new sand --- how AMAZING !!!

[@gooddys9746]

Memorable bright idea That we make waste into micro form into hallow blocks I think this business was so great make build a better city. Tumbs up guise keep it the good concept to be a better clear and greens.

[@analizachai7165]

This is an amazing idea! It would be very beneficial for provinces that currently struggle with waste disposal, particularly plastic bottles. In our province, people still dig holes to dispose of their waste, which is harmful to the soil, and they also burn plastics, which is detrimental to their health and the environment. If this machine is approved for production by the government, I will definitely purchase it for personal use and may also assist our neighbors in properly disposing of their plastics without jeopardizing their health.

[@jonathonstump7344]

Can you rent the machines? That is incredible. I have tons of plastic and glass I need to recycle.

[@wayneparke554]

They are in the Philippines.

[@mortarriding3913]

There are open source machines for plastic shredding, and there are budget glass crushers around. Check Precious Plastic for the shredders.

[@tswanasauce9907]

@@mortarriding3913 where are Precious plastic located?

[@badnaammasterumrolia2146]

@@wayneparke554 your business website sir?

[@JDNazzz]

Hai sir where are u frm I would like to contact you for these managment can pay u

[@JK-zz3mv]

Mmmm nice. I love micro plastic in my environment!

[@scottjohnson8642]

This could actually be a a world changing idea. If we could mass scale this sort of operation. We could Easily minimize plastic waste by using it to pave driveways, roads etc.

[@tommymoua3274]

its actually a terrible idea because its creates pollution and safety hazard, why do you think the government hasnt done it yet

[@MichaelAMalone]

Yes very good, I'm also wondering about compression strength, water absorption and especially R value or insulation properties.

[@TrabajosL3on]

🙏🙏🙏👍👍✌️

[@sunwanchen]

I have seen two types of recycled tiles: with or without melting the plastic. The melting type of production is less pores and less conductivity on heat, also less likely to have mold. Not sure on this non-heat type, assuming lighter but similar property as traditional brick? Maybe less heat / impact resistant?

[@DinoPasic]

Nice, but it can be also melted and then pressed, without cement.

[@1nefes1ses]

It is excellent idea for recyling plastic wastes

[@adeolaobayan7735]

No heating of the mixture? How strong is the product and how long first it last?

[@tvdregs6139]

it's cement, it doesn't need to be heated, it gets stronger when it's dry

[@kamarasantigie6978]

Great job guys. I want to replicate the same in my country but how would i get this machines to buy?

[@abrwanda]

How much does it cost mashine those mashine

[@josephparungaoandchristine7362]

Mgandang idea to reduce the waste we have now. Strict implementation of total eradication of single use plastic po. Use ecobag or paperbag instead

[@borednz2982]

And all packaging...bottles,toys,furniture, etc etc

[@JoeSmith-zg7in]

Now make big shredders and put your ground up waste plastic with closed cell Styrofoam cement powder krystoloc to make the concrete harder and re ground Styrofoam. Make molds for 8 foot high walls that have 4 inch square mesh wire for strength and holes for Windows.and conduit for electrical. Make the wall mold 10 and 20 foot long and have it lock together at the corners. You can make bridges water fall features garden art rock walls.i don't call that going green I call that going smart.

[@murlee6930]

Hi Joe, Is it safe for health,, is it strong, harder,, waterproof,, and durable??

[@peterzenhorst930]

What happens when the bricka are at the end of their lifespan? Does the plastic waste end up in the envoironment anyway because you just made an un recycablenproduct out of it?

[@peterrivney552]

Very good question

[@dave5litre462]

Concrete recycling is and has been around for many years now therefore I believe this may be a never ending recycled product , I’d be more concerned about safety to the barefooted folk walking on glass shards as the bricks would in time break down somewhat....

[@peterzenhorst930]

@@dave5litre462 I was not concerned aboit the concrete, neither about the glass. It is the plastics thats the problem. The grind them down to the stage of micro plastics and then hide them in concrete. So you cannot burn it, you cannot recycle just the concrete because its contamminated, so it probably ends up in landfill where ot releases said micro plastics to the envoironment. That was my point.

[@glenvillis2385]

You do the same as they currently do with concrete... you recycle the bricks and make new bricks out of them again. Pretty simple really.

[@1nefes1ses]

I think its very useful for recyling plastic wastes.. there are reinforced concrete structures everywhere and no plastic used. Since plastic does not recyle properly and absort it, mixing them in reinforced concrete structures is a very good idea if its durable.

[@pheebsdazon3469]

May I ask, what kind of structures can this kind of. bricks be used for? Are they less or more prone to burning as compared to conventional bricks? Can you vary the size of the bricks using the machine?

[@cherylpink1544]

That is great idea

[@saivedantshukla1298]

Boards bhi with copper sheet or etc

[@tarrahrichardson4400]

Amazing, innovative. Keep up the good work!!!

[@estherhomestores6133]

Wowits really useful vedeo we also learn and get knowledge T / q

[@tyndareus4139]

Very Inspiring!

[@TheHolyFaceofJesus]

Wow...can you share the technical details plus the equipment pricing

[@stewpido5546]

I just have question, would this makes bricks more cheaper?

[@sulaimanaby6953]

Cool 😁👍👍👍good joob

[@russelmontalban2965]

May i ask po kung saan pwede mag pa pulverize po?

[@CAPBirdy09]

yo, i'm trying to figure out a way to re-use the torn out single use plastic trash produced by my family every week 🤔, i planned to buy myself a trash shredder but i don't have any idea what to do with the grits that will be made by the shredder. This mix is kind of interesting to me, no melting needed and accidentally inhale the toxic fumes. I wonder if the mixture can hold together for creating a proper plant pot? or it's just for creating bricks?

[@katkinslow]

Yo Me too I also want to build caves for outside cats here in Florida! I think this might be a great way to reuse recyclables!

[@wemcal]

Great video

[@dologongpoloponobonotongpo235]

Maybe this can also be used to make rooftiles? Like old clay roof tiles

[@toshockamazeandamuze8531]

where is this??

[@subashfarmer]

Good idea without heat plastic recycling is the good idea but increase Brick size bug size then only reduce more expenses for construction materials and Labour cost ... I'm Subash Farmer from India

[@Run4Life1222]

How mush is the shredding machine?

[@aneeshkallada362]

Please Mention the compressive strength and water absorption details

[@TrabajosL3on]

👍👍👍🙏🙏

[@bhuvnas]

Can i add saw dust.?

[@MirAasif-ms5ew]

Is it fire proof

[@ulyssesalvarenga2608]

I'm convinced it is. Plastic percentage is way too low to be flamable.

[@revie1974]

what are the quotations for your machines ie. the crusher/shredder and moulding machines

[@keyurbhatt4769]

what is the load capacity ? how much load it can manage ?

[@khilendrakumar3079]

Vaise Eska Ratio Aur Quantity kitna hai ye btao 😊

[@algreen266]

Is this method cheaper that sand cement and crushed stones??? because i still thing that a normal block is still cheaper!

[@engcyprianfuime2049]

Will it be cost effective bricks??? Cement, sand, shredded plastics, + glass, how much will you going to sell compared to traditional ones with sand +cement only??

[@DenDeni-ll9wq]

What is the price of that machine?

[@DannyDari]

It the machine available for sale... I'd like to help my country recycle waste

[@ANILKUMAR-ru9ql]

Nice work

[@Shield.148]

Is this being done in the US ?

[@jn1ty]

Just wondering how structurally sound they are? The glass would be fine but the plastic would be a weak point in the brick.

[@wayneagunaydalanon9282]

Sana dito din sa pinas

[@mohamadshiine89]

Can someone tell me which country is This?

[@shafiqurrahman8539]

I would like to get al those machines.

[@muhammadalikashifkhan5556]

Best use of waste polyurethane

[@bm8641]

Thirld world quality product for thirld world people.

[@singhlearningvlogs626]

Portable glass bottle crusher machine aur bricks making machine small size me kamse kam kitne prize ke mil jayenge

[@Shalin.g.thakali]

ye mechin kaha milti hai

[@elpidiomenezes8149]

Can it be send to Brazil?

[@olivermarasigan3452]

How much for this machine?

[@brandonjablasone7544]

What if we can 3D print it

[@goldwinger5434]

Interesting idea. However, I have a couple issues. One is that glass is easily recycled into new glass. Why destroy something that can be recycled? The other is that plastic degrades in sunlight so the bits of plastic aggregate that are exposed to the sun with break down and cause the surface of the brick to crumble which will eventually lead to total failure. I'll also echo the questions about compressive strength and water adsorption.

[@peterrivney552]

I agree with you 100%. Glass it totally recyclable and I'm wondering about the plastic as well some plastic break down fast while other's I'm not to sure about... But look at everything now of days is disposable faster than they used to be..

[@michaeltucker8645]

I also agree but most applications I'm seeing this used in is like pavers walk paths with only foot traffic

[@michaeltucker8645]

That and you could easily coat the outside in something that covers any uv penetrating to the plastic

[@m-cmedia4536]

Tru

[@_FROM_UK04]

@@peterrivney552 i tried using mud + lil bit of cement (hmm maybe 1 sag ) left during renovation and all + plastic left like kurkure's and other stuff and it's pretty good i meant not that great as am not a professional am just a highschooler but ya it was pretty solid

[@bobetization]

magkano shredder machine boss bibili ako pagbalik ko dyan, thanks

[@pgchrmo6806]

how to buy the machine?

[@brotherowl]

You could also make good use of exponentially more of that material a whole lot more easily if you simply added it to asphalt and cement walks, walls, and foundations.

[@deannewbury8987]

how strong or durable is the brick compared to normal bricks

[@aroonmohip448]

Where can I get these machines to purchase as well as the molds. I'm also looking for machines to do plastic waste

[@magrandemachinery9412]

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[@urgencepc4563]

Where can we find such shredder?

[@asharathi6887]

How strong are the tiles, for how longer they stay good

[@vanessaparker6232]

I do believe glass plastic combination would be quite strong. Stronger than most concrete cement mixers. The sectret would be in the quality of manufacturing .

[@Somali_Geologist]

That machinery is needed

[@kalavathi1819]

Sir I need plastic bricks. How can I get and how much does it cost sir?

[@myaim9874]

*क्या प्लास्टिक को रेत या कड़ी बनाया जा सकता है ???*

[@myaim9874]

Very Very Very Costly Bricks With LOW strenght

[@robertwilliams1112]

Beautiful bro, how can have the machine

[@shafiqurrahman8539]

how would I get these machines to buy?

[@merchanthandson5271]

Can we have review sa mga blocks nito after 3-5years from manufacture. Thank you

[@sammysimon3042]

how much is the machine

[@perlaslapelopz596]

Saan tayo makabili ng machine nayan sir,at magkano.

[@Sewing_Stationz]

Well done. Please, where can I get this machine in Nigeria?

[@stereomadness775]

durability?

[@christinesambou1176]

Where can I get the recycling machine from

[@adriantabin5389]

Mga magkano po yung shredder? At saan po pwede makabili? Salamat po sa response

[@krishnashrestha4782]

what about with fire

[@namratatamuly4074]

Should we heat the plastic while making the mixture??

[@saibabagarden]

if u heat, u'll get perfect bricks with only plastic and glass, no need cement! (this guy is wasting cement). However, some poisonous fumes will come out, u need filter. A residue from filter u add into your mixture, don't waste it into environment!!

[@TUNNEL_KNOWLEDGE]

What is the preposition of water in this?

[@kintinogomis3163]

Bravo avec votre boyeur de verre combien coûte

[@rohanramesh6677]

Show how strong it is

[@jessemukenya4233]

Hw can i get the shredders

[@comingtlang1654]

Cost of shredding machine?!!!

[@ogwafszpadilla2778]

Amazing 👌

[@ravi201184]

What proportion can be tried without shredded glass pieces?

[@mortarriding3913]

Glass is just a substitute for sand and gravel. Fine glass is superior to regular sand, large glass pieces are inferior to most gravels, but a replacement nonetheless.

[@KenMikaze]

@@mortarriding3913 glass is made from sand, btw.

[@bashirhasanbony6065]

Are those safe from fire and heat?

[@peterrivney552]

Good question

[@vanessaparker6232]

No . They can not be.

[@renusachdeva2613]

government should establish these types of machines in every city and village to solve this global problem

[@keisha.dechaca]

Nice job po💪 heat resistant po ba to? And naaapektuhan po ba durability ng concrete brick?

[@yantrapatibalaji848]

sir good Machine cost

[@rafikshaikh2692]

Details for purchase

[@TropicalOceanCleanup]

Making hollow blocks from this should be fine. In the Philippines they most always have a skim layer of concrete or motor mix over the outside.

[@dharmateja4764]

Really great sir

[@vishakhasah8310]

What is the liquid they are using? Is it normal water or something else?😫

[@freefetcher]

Please how can I get this machine in Nigeria and how much?

[@ankopshrestha]

what happen if fire it

[@amjadiqbal6614]

Dear Sir, we are working on plastic waste recycling. We need machinery and idea about bricks

[@saboorali1687]

Hello sir did you got any response from them

[@saboorali1687]

I am also working on it

[@victoreloka6394]

Great job Please where can I get this machines

[@magrandemachinery9412]

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[@dominicdelacruz1126]

Where can i get the machine? Please mesaage me

[@ColeB-jy3mh]

I want a strong brick with great insulation value or at least hollow to allow for insulation

[@shiwakanttiwari7338]

Share machine seller detail's

[@santpaul2168]

Why plastic in concrete mix not utilised by builders , it's strength durability,sealing properties visa vis normal concreting should be published and encouraged.

[@vv720]

hmm, Plastic in concrete lasts more than your descendents

[@cristobalhernandez4068]

Saludos cordiales de México 🇲🇽

[@Jamestownstomp]

Thanks for showing me how to just make concrete with plastic and bits of glass....I'll just stick with regular concrete