PMMA (Polymethylmethacrylate) or known as acrylic plastic is a variant of a more flexible and easy to work.
vinyl polymer is a family of acrylates dare obtained from the polymerization of methyl methacrylate.
environmental impact production
Only 4% of global oil is used in plastics production.
needed:
100 kilograms of oil to produce 1000 bottles,
230 kilograms of oil to produce 1000 bottles
"It takes 57% less energy to produce plastic bottle glass "
environmental impact transport
You save up to 39% of the fuel to transport in acrylic comparison of glass.
"Plastics generally constitute 7% of municipal solid waste"
Maintenance
High resistance the impact of 10 to 20 times that of glass .
weather resistant and UV . No significant aging over 10 years of exterior exposure.
hardness similar to that of aluminum: scratches easily with any metal objects, must be polished.
its surface is protected with a polyethylene film to prevent scratching during handling.
combustion easy, does not turn off when removed from heat. Its gases have a fruity smell and crackle when burned. not produce any toxic gases on burning so we can consider it a very safe product to people next elements like wood.
Benefits
Acrylic is a 100% recyclable.
Transparency of around 93%. The most transparent plastics.
Excellent thermal and acoustic insulation
Light in comparison with the glass (about half), with a density of about 1190 kg/m3 is only slightly heavier than water.
. Certification
Green Star, by Good Environmental Choice certifies Akril , company focused on the production of acrylic panels as an innovative solution for coating with appearance
glass
Transmission of 93% light
color orders at
Abrasion
Vertical panels
guaranteed durability against UV rays for more than 10 years
Products
Lower cost than tinted glass
Easy to work
showcode of recycled resin in each panel
can be disassembled for recycling
approved stages.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
http://www.ambientum.com/revista/2001_24/2001_24_SUELOS/MPCTPLST2.htm
http://www.akril.com.au/akril.html
0 comments:
Post a Comment