Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds
Patent
1976-03-17
1978-08-01
De Benedictis, Sr., Thomas
Chemistry of carbon compounds
Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds
528490, 528491, C08F 600
Patent
active
041042069
ABSTRACT:
A plastic by-product can be reprocessed by embrittling the plastic by-product at a low temperature, crushing the embrittled by-product to about the same particle size as that of the virgin plastic, adding fine powder of the same or other material to the thus crushed by-product in order that the fine powder is deposited onto the surface of the crushed by-product, and then raising the temperature of the by-product to room temperature. The thus obtained reprocessed material can effectively be utilized as a bulking filler for the virgin plastic or for the other uses.
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Hachisu Takeshi
Uchida Akinari
De Benedictis, Sr. Thomas
Hitachi , Ltd.
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