Community Geothermal Technology Program: Hawaii glass project. Final report

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1988-01-20

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Objective was to develop a glass utilizing the silica waste material from geothermal energy production, and to supply local artists with this glass to make artistic objects. A glass composed of 93% indigenous Hawaiian materials was developed; 24 artists made 110 objects from this glass. A market was found for art objects made from this material.

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Report Number: DOE/SF/15798--T5

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secondary uses, Kilauea, direct heat, Puna, geothermal uses, cascaded use, Community Geothermal Technology Program

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Miller N, Irwin B. 1998. Community Geothermal Technology program: Hawaii glass project. Final report. Community Geothermal Technology program.

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http://hdl.handle.net/10125/21529

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43 pages

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The Geothermal Collection
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