2023-Sustainable Industrial Processing Summit
Durán Intl. Symp / Glass Processing & Applications

Editors:F. Kongoli, S. Oktik, E. Muijsenberg, L. Belmonte, D. Brauer, B. Cazes, J. Parker, S. Tanabe, K. Ward, U. Jokhu-Sowell, V. Kapur
Publisher:Flogen Star OUTREACH
Publication Year:2023
Pages:107 pages
ISBN:978-1-989820-76-6 (CD)
ISSN:2291-1227 (Metals and Materials Processing in a Clean Environment Series)
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    CHEMICAL TREATMENTS FOR THE SUSTAINABILITY OF GLASS

    REFIKA BUDAKOGLU1;
    1ŞIşECAM, Kocaeli, Turkey;
    Type of Paper: Regular
    Id Paper: 309
    Topic: 72

    Abstract:

    For the sustainability, chemical treatments such as sol-gel coatings offer a means of increasing the strength of glasses, leading to lighter and more durable products and functionality such as antireflective coating on Photovoltaic panels. The sol-gel coating process involves chemical reactions during the formation of coatings on surfaces. Sol-gel coatings can enhance the strength of glasses and other brittle materials by filling in surface micro-flaws and providing a self-healing effect. And, with chemical engineering durable antireflective coatings on photovoltaic panels can be attained [1,2,3,4].
    In this study, our primary focus will be on research and development studies related to strength improvement with sol-gel coating for bottles and durable anti reflective for PV glass. By changing the mold design, glassware can be made lighter. Sol-gel coatings offered a way to improve the strength of glassware by up to 20% without altering the design. Photovoltaic modules are deployed in many different environmental conditions and it is important that the panels have durable anti-reflective coatings
    As a result, chemical treatments have the potential to provide significant increases in the strength and durability of glass, making glass more sustainable in a variety of applications such as glass container and solar panels.

    Keywords:

    Glass; Glass Production; Glass Science; coating; chemical tempering; sustainablity

    References:

    [1] I. H. C. Karbay, R. Budakoglu, E. O. Zayim, App. Surf. Sci. (2015) 1890-1894.
    [2] G.A. Sobacı, O.B. Okan, K. Kazmanlı, R. Budakoğlu, J. Sol-Gel Sci. (2022) 102, 493–503
    [3] U. iringer, A. Duran, Y. Castro, I. Milosev, J. Electrochem. Soc. (2018) 165 (5) C213-C225.
    [4] C. Li, Z. Zhou, W Cao, Y. Zheng, Q. Wang, Y Huang, S. Shen, Appl. Glass Sci. (2019) 329-339.

    Cite this article as:

    BUDAKOGLU R. (2023). CHEMICAL TREATMENTS FOR THE SUSTAINABILITY OF GLASS. In F. Kongoli, S. Oktik, E. Muijsenberg, L. Belmonte, D. Brauer, B. Cazes, J. Parker, S. Tanabe, K. Ward, U. Jokhu-Sowell, V. Kapur (Eds.), Sustainable Industrial Processing Summit Durán Intl. Symp / Glass Processing & Applications (pp. 84-85). Montreal, Canada: FLOGEN Star Outreach