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PLASTIC WASTE AS A SUITABLE RAW MATERIAL FOR THE DESIGN OF A MODULAR FLOOD BARRIER
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This contribution describes developments in the area of plastic recycling aimed at the reuse of waste materials for the manufacture of a useful product. Throughout development of the concept пїЅmodular flood barrier structureпїЅ, the recovery of plastic materials was assessed, primarily, plastic waste from automobiles and industry. The investigators filed a utility model application, no. SK 5847 Y12, entitled пїЅModular flood barrier structureпїЅ. Terms of the type and composition of source material, polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE) were the materials chosen. The article describes the theoretical analysis of the proposed barriers as a starting point for a design and technological design.
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