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Unlocking the Potential of Perlite: Explore Our New Brochures Today The Perlite Institute is pleased to announce the release of our latest brochures on the benefits of perlite. This comprehensive material covers the various applications of perlite and its unique properties that make it an ideal choice for a wide range of industrial and commercial uses. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the committee members who have put in considerable effort and expertise to create these valuable resources, which are now available for free on our website’s Resource Library. Perlite has been widely recognized as a versatile and sustainable material that offers numerous benefits in terms of thermal insulation, fire resistance, durability, and more. Our new brochures explore the various ways in which perlite can be used to enhance the performance and efficiency of different applications, from underground pipe insulation to edible oil filtration. With these resources, we hope to provide valuable insights and guidance to our members, their employees and customers, consultants, contractors, and the general public who are looking for innovative solutions that are both cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
New Brochures Insulating Underground Pipe and Ducting with Perlite Insulating Concrete Perlite concrete insulation provides seamless, lightweight, quality thermal insulation that can be used to insulate underground pipes and ducts while also serving as a supporting envelope in heavy traffic areas. The installation process involves pouring a perlite concrete cover into a trench area or using precast perlite concrete support blocks at the bottom of a trench. See the full brochure here. Cotinued on next page...
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Perlite Molded Pipe and Block Insulation Perlite Molded Insulating Pipe and Block products provide superior insulation in a range of industrial applications. Made from expanded perlite, these products comply with ASTM C610. This publication gives an overview of physical and thermal properties, applications, and installation considerations. See the full brochure here.
Perlite Lightweight Insulating Concrete Roofing The brochure explains the advantages of using perlite lightweight insulating concrete for roofing. It emphasizes the material's thermal insulation, strength, durability, and fire resistance properties. The article further notes that perlite concrete roof decks are sustainable, long-lasting, and more cost-effective than plastic or synthetic insulators. See the full brochure here.
High-Temperature Applications for Perlite in the Steel and Foundry Industries This brochure highlights how the excellent insulating properties and loose-flow nature of perlite find wide application in the extreme-heat conditions of steel mills and foundries. Its superior properties make it an ideal choice for insulating and protecting various industrial processes. See the full brochure here.
Perlite Filter Aid: Edible Oils Filtration This article covers the filtration process for edible, vegetable, and medicinal oils. It explains the key steps involved in removing unwanted substances. See the full brochure here.
Perlite Filter Aid: Extractive Metallurgy Perlite has several valuable applications, including in gold and silver extraction. In this process, gold and silver are leached from the ore using a cyanide solution and then precipitated with zinc powder or adsorbed on activated carbon. Filter aids made with perlite improve filtration performance. See the full brochure here.
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PERLITE TODAY
is a quarterly publication of the
PERLITE INSTITUTE, INC. 2207 Forest Hills Drive Harrisburg, PA 17112 USA Phone: 717.238.9723 Fax: 717.238.9985
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Perlite Today is published electronically four times per year.
The mission of the Perlite Institute is to further the success and growth of the perlite industry worldwide by providing its members networking opportunities, education and research; foster customer-driven marketing, promotion and product development; and increase the public’s awareness and knowledge of perlite and its current and potential uses.
2024 Board of Directors Jake Hess
Israel Ferreres
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Keith Hoople
Reema Bolokbaeva
Jannick Knudsen
Linda Chirico
Bill Mihalopoulos
Carolina Perlite Company PO Box 158 Gold Hill, NC 28071 Phone: (704) 279-2325 lchirico@carolinaperlite.com
Imerys 100 Mansell Court East Roswell, GA 30076 Phone: (610) 745-7520 bill.mihalopoulos@imerys.com
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Message from the President
by Jake Hess
Happy New Year, Perlite Institute Members! As we start 2024, I am filled with a sense of optimism and anticipation for the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. The dawning of a new year is not just a change in the calendar; it is an opportunity for reflection, renewal, and recommitment. Over the past year, I have witnessed the commitment of our community to work together. Sharing our knowledge, tackling projects with creativity, and resolve to doing what is best for our industry. It is a testament to the strength of our collective spirit and the bonds that tie us together as members of the Institute.
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I hope this is a source of inspiration for you too. As we move forward, I challenge you to think about opportunities for growth for the Perlite Institute. What new members can join our ranks? What new projects should we undertake? How can you get plugged in? I am convinced that together, we can make it a year of significance for the Perlite Institute. And, of course, your input is vital as we shape the agenda for our association. Whether you have innovative ideas, constructive feedback, or simply words of encouragement, your voice matters. Please feel free to reach out to me. Let us continue to foster a community that thrives on collaboration and mutual support. Together, we can make 2024 a year of accomplishments, shared experiences, and strengthened connections. Thank you for your ongoing commitment to the Perlite Institute.
Thank you!
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Speaking of Perlite by Panagiotis Angelopoulos, Perlite Institute Research, Technical and Marketing Consultant
New Fascinating Research Studies with Perlite on the Foreground
Panagiotis Angelopoulos
The start of the new year coincided with the publication of some fascinating, worth mentioning research on various uses for perlite. The studies deal with radically different applications, from the recovery of useful substance from perlite filter aid and its reuse, the potential function of perlite as a radiation shield and the combination of expanded perlite with carbon nanotubes to coat bricks achieving high sound absorption. Each study is of particular interest because it enlightens the behavior of the material under unusual conditions, broadening the know-how of its unlimited capabilities. The target of this article is to present the most important findings from these investigations.
Recovery of Perlite Filter Aid from Carrageenan Residue (Li et al., 2024)
The first study was published in the Journal of Cleaner Production in January 2024 with the title “Characteristics and mechanisms of sustainable recovery of perlite from carrageenan residue by green technology and its application in carrageenan extraction.” Carrageenan is a substance extracted from red seaweed (algae) and is used as a thickening and stabilizing agent in a variety of food products. It has been used for centuries in traditional cooking, particularly in Ireland, where a type of seaweed called Irish moss is a common source of carrageenan. Carrageenan is valued for its ability to create a gel-like texture and improve the texture and mouthfeel of many food products. It is commonly used in the food industry to thicken, stabilise, and improve the texture of products such as dairy products (like ice cream and yogurt), plant-based milk alternatives, processed meats, and some desserts.
Figure 1 The Red Seaweed (Algae)
As noted by the authors, perlite filter aid is utilized in the carrageenan processing fields because of its large specific surface area and distinctive pore structure. However, during the carrageenan processing, a significant amount of carrageenan residue containing perlite is created. 20% to 30% of organic matter and polysaccharides are absorbed during the carrageenan synthesis process, blocking the pore size of perlite, with the majority of this organic matter turning into piled solid wastes. When carrageenan residue containing organic matter is stacked carelessly, it produces a variety of pollutants, including sulfide, greenhouse gases, and methane, which can seriously harm the environment and waste resources. Liu et al. studied a new process to recover perlite from carrageenan residue by combining extraction with low concentrations of food-grade hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and hydrochloric acid (HCl) in order to realize resource utilization of carrageenan residue. Optimum conditions are as follows: 2% H2O2 and 0.2 mol/L HCl for 2 h at 90 °C. Recycled perlite was utilized repeatedly to obtain refined carrageenan. The method by which the element and pore size structure of the Continued on next page...
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recovered perlite affected the properties of carrageenan was examined, and the viability and timing of its reuse were deliberated. It was found out that it is possible to recover perlite while preserving resources and lowering pollution levels in the environment by breaking down the organic materials in carrageenan residue. For more information on the reuse and recycling of perlite filter aid, you can read a dedicated brochure of the Perlite Institute, entitled “Perlite Filter Aid and the Circular Economy.”
Radiation Shielding Ability of Perlite
Figure 3 Graph of variation of linear attenuation coefficient versus energy
(Kayakökü, 2024)
A very interesting study was published at the beginning of the year in the international journal Radiation Physics and Chemistry, entitled “Experimental investigation of gamma radiation shielding ability of some building materials in Bitlis (Turkey).” The building materials considered were Ahlat stones, perlite and pumice, all mined from the Bitlis region in eastern Turkey, as well bims block samples obtained by mixing them. The author determined whether these materials, which are preferred as building materials, protect people who spend a lot of time in buildings from radiation by calculating linear attenuation coefficients (μ) experimentally for gamma energies at 88.04 ±0.01 keV, 356.50 keV, 661.60 keV, 834.80 ± 0.04 keV and 1173.20–1332.50 keV (for 109Cd, 133Ba, 137Cs, 54Mn and 60Co radioactive point sources) using gamma spectrometry with a NaI scintillation detector. Also, critical values of photon absorption percentages, half value layer (HVL), tenth value layer (TVL), and mean free path (MFP) values of the samples were calculated. The linear attenuation coefficient indicates the radiation absorbency. In addition, the smaller the HVL and TVL values, the better the shielding property of the material used.
Figure 4 Graph of photon absorption percentages versus energy
All materials, but especially the bim blocks, have high linear attenuation coefficient, denoting good shielding behavior. By comparing the overall behavior of the tested materials, the author concluded that increasing the perlite additive in these building materials positively affects gamma ray absorption. The radiation absorption ability of these bims block used as building materials can be further increased by changing the amount of perlite and pumice in their content.
Sound Absorption of Bricks Using Perlite/Carbon Nanotubes Mixture (Pan et al., 2023)
Figure 2 Experimental setup for measuring gamma-ray attenuation of building materials.
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The study focuses on the preparation of perlite-carbon nanotubes (CNTs) mixtures and their application in the building sector, with a focus on sound absorption properties and how it is affected by the material properties. As noted by the authors, a specific design was intended to overcome the limitation of efficient acoustic performance in specific Continued on next page...
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frequency bands only. Thus, their efforts have been made to investigate the effects of CNTs on the sound absorption property for sound absorption perlite brick coated with CNTs/perlite slurry. CNTs coated on the expanded perlite as the sound absorption composite materials by onestep method and two-step method were compared with expanded perlite mixed with CNTs granular to investigate the best way of enhancing the acoustic performance. Effects of the design parameters (grain size, grain combination and thickness) on the acoustic performance of sound absorption perlite brick were also studied. It should be noted that the production process was first developed by Pilatos et al. back in 2016 (Pilatos et al., 2016).
Bibliography Kayakökü, H. (2024) ‘Experimental investigation of gamma radiation shielding ability of some building materials in Bitlis (Turkey)’, Radiation Physics and Chemistry, 214(December 2022). doi: 10.1016/j. radphyschem.2023.111297. Li, Z. et al. (2024) ‘Characteristics and mechanisms of sustainable recovery of perlite from carrageenan residue by green technology and its application in carrageenan extraction’, Journal of Cleaner Production. Elsevier Ltd, 434(December 2023), p. 140131. doi: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.140131. Pan, Q. et al. (2023) ‘Reparation and characterization of carbon nanotubes coated on expanded perlite as sound absorption composite materials’, Materials Science and Engineering: B. Elsevier B.V., 296(July), p. 116697. doi: 10.1016/j.mseb.2023.116697. Pilatos, G. et al. (2016) ‘Carbon nanotubes growth on expanded perlite particles via CVD method: The influence of the substrate morphology’, Chemical Engineering Journal. Elsevier B.V., 291, pp. 106–114. doi: 10.1016/j.cej.2016.01.112.
Figure 5 Average sound absorption coefficient of sound absorption perlite bricks made of different grain sizes.
As shown in Figure 5, the average sound absorption coefficient increases by decreasing the particle size. Also, the sound absorption bricks with grain combination perlite showed the best acoustic performance in a full frequency, attributing to larger diameter particles formed skeleton, and the pore between skeletons was filled with small diameter particles. The experiment results showed that the sound absorption bricks with different slurry achieved better acoustic performance comparing to pure sound absorption brick. Moreover, The CNTs grown on the expanded perlite helped to improve the acoustic performance of CNTs/ perlite slurry remarkably.
Technical Consultants for Members The Perlite Institute contracts with two consultants to assist with technical inquiries on behalf of the Perlite Institute.
For more information on the sound absorption properties of perlite, you can read a dedicated brochure of the Perlite Institute, entitled “Perlite in Sound Insulation Applications.”
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Technical Q&As Inquiring Minds Want to Know More About Perlite! by Chuck Vogelsang, Perlite Institute Technical Spokesperson Consultant Chuck Vogelsang, Perlite Institute Technical Consultant
The number of inquiries in the first 11 months of 2023 was 81% of the quantity of last year for this same time frame [124 for 2023 vs 154 for 2022]. Inquiries dropped off in the last 3 months compared to previous years.
Construction: • A user wanted information on lightweight concrete and possible local suppliers of aggregate, which were provided.
Insulation: • A user wanted information and sources of expanded perlite for cryogenic material in the midwest United States. We provided contact information for production facilities near them. The majority of the inquiries continue to be in the construction, environmental, filtration, and insulation areas.
• An inquirer wanted to know the compressive strength expected with subfloor perlite insulation as well as possible sources. We sent a Perlite Institute bulletin on subflooring as well as nearby production facilities. • Cryo application wanted to know how much settling one could expect in a large ship and how long the perlite would last. Static wall testing years ago indicated up to 2% settling based on static wall tests over several year period. The perlite does NOT change insulating properties over time unless it becomes wet. Continued on next page...
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• A user wanted information and sources of silicone-coated expanded perlite for wall fill. Provided them with possible local sources. Many perlite producers do not provide treated material due to the additional costs not being supported by the market. Treated perlite does not insulate any different than untreated. • 25,000-gallon underground storage tanks partially buried showed carbon monoxide concentration after 20 days of pumping. Expect a problem with leaking from the tank – it is not from the expanded perlite. • The inquirer wanted to know the estimated R-value for various brick sizes. Sent Perlite Institute bulletins on loose fill in different sizes and density blocks. • We replied to Adisak Pakdhi inquiry on the performance of perlite in cryogenic applications.
Horticulture: • A person wanted guidance on growing capsicum in hydroponic use with only perlite. She was putting blocks on top of the perlite instead of burying them in the perlite. Blocks were drying out and not germinating properly. Sent her several Perlite Institute bulletins on horticultural applications. • Had an extended Zoom call with a Perlite Institute member on horticultural background and suggestions on information that could help users. Recommended videos from Ausperl on absorption difference of grades and tree growth impact in Israel.
• A member wanted assistance on why a new silicone treatment was not as effective as others and required slowing down production. Each silicone has a temperature range for its curing. Outside that range, coating is only partially effective. The producer found a lower temperature at an additional point when the production rate was reduced. Need to add more cooling air when using the different silicone.
Industrial:
• A user thought cryo perlite would lose its characteristics over time. It will not. If there is a leak, then wetted perlite would need to be removed. After the leak is repaired, then additional perlite would need to be added.
• A user wanted to know the angle of repose for powder. It varies depending on the gradation of the powder. Recommend quick test on specific material to determine what it is. For very fine powder, one often aerates the bottom of the silo.
• Subfloor insulation – concern that perlite would change over time. It will not.
• A group in Calicuta wanted information on perlite fillers for autobody application. Recommended doing research with very fine expanded filler perlite and fine microspheres.
Environmental:
Filtration: • The inquirer wanted recommendations on a precoat tank availability. Informed them that the Perlite Institute does NOT sell anything. Did recommend that they do NOT use a high-shear mixer in the tank because it will destroy PFAs. Told them that PFAs were much lighter in wet cake density and would require less quantity than diatomite filter aids.
• A member wanted historical research work on perlite for use in chicken houses. • A Perlite Institute member wanted PowerPoint presentations on carbon footprint, which were provided.
• Member wanted past PowerPoint presentation on filtration and beer filtration, which was provided. • DE user wanted guidance in changing to PFA. Recommended providing DE sample for PFA direct performance comparison. Also, the need for mild dispersion is NOT high shear. Provided local sources' contact information for those near the user.
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Persuasive Leadership: Relationships by Jeff Tippett
We talk about “building relationships” so often that it has become trite. It’s a catchy phrase that’s overused and misunderstood. Having said that, it’s still extremely valuable as you lead through persuasive communication in one-on-one interactions.
This is probably a good place to confess that I have viewed people around me as tools to my goals. It has taken time and failure for me to adjust what I value. It takes a brave leader to pause while reading this and take an honest, hard look inwards. Yet, I know you can and will. You wouldn’t be reading this if you didn’t aspire to be the best leader you can be.
Consider President Johnson, once again. In shepherding landmark legislation through Congress, he relied on his personal relationships with members of both the House and Senate. He knew their wives, and their kids, and what was important to them in their respective districts. By knowing the people he needed to work with intimately, Johnson leveraged these relationships to achieve his goals with remarkable speed.
You likely need to have successful people around you for you to succeed. I’m willing to be that they are cheering for you and want to be part of your success. So how do you get there? Here are three ways:
We often think of relationships as a means to an end. It is not the goal. Here’s a hard question for you to ponder: Do you really value those you lead? This question requires a bit of soul searching. So often, we are focused on our goal and the things we need to accomplish, that people around us are seen as a means to an end. But here’s the thing: If that’s your thinking, those around you know it. They will feel expendable, and it won’t work. How do you view the people around you? Do you acknowledge they are a person, not just a position? Do you seek their success and value it?
1: Understand Your Audience Anyone who has read my work or listened to me on stage knows that I believe everything is about your audience. Always. This is not about you — it’s about them. This same principle applies as you lead through communication and specifically persuade in one-on-one meetings. The sooner you shift that mindset, the sooner you will find success. Try this exercise. Think of one person critical in your orbit. Say his or her name out loud. Recall memories. Now, answer these questions: • What’s the biggest struggle in this person’s life right now? What is keeping them awake at night? • What do they value in life above everything else? • What is their love language? • What’s this person’s greatest dream for his or her professional career? Continued on next page...
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2: Give Them Your Most Valuable Asset: Your Time We are all busy. I get it. And I’m starting to believe that it’s more of an excuse than a reason. I’m also starting to wonder “why” we’re so busy. Perhaps it makes us feel important? How often have you asked someone how they’re doing to hear them reply: “Busy!”? Wouldn’t it be nice to jump off the hamster wheel of busyness and instead lead a meaningful and mindful life? Giving these key people in your lifetime will change everything in your relationship with them and their willingness to be a part of your vision and dreams. Again, let’s reflect on that same person that you brought to mind in question number one. With that specific person in mind, ask the following: Do you have a regular, established time to meet 1:1? • When was the last time you had a spontaneous time together just to catch up with what’s happening in his or her life? Or just to offer praise and appreciation with no other agenda? • When was the last time you planned a special time away with just this person? Perhaps that looks like leaving the office early one afternoon and hitting a craft brewery with no objective other than to be together. • When was the last time you made a positive response to something they posted online?
3: Open Communication That’s Easy, Comfortable, Free Flowing Can you recall a time that you met with someone with high hopes of a productive conversation only to find that the encounter was stiff and lacked a meaningful connection? As the person leading the organization, it’s your responsibility to create the atmosphere and conditions for conversations that bring value.
Again, let’s recall the person you named in question number one. Perhaps say his or her name again just to make this person fresh in your thoughts. And then ask yourself the following questions: • When was the last time you asked for feedback AND then implemented the ideas you feel fit well into your organization? And did you give this person the credit? • When was the last time that you talked and demonstrated that you were listening by taking notes? • Have you ever become defensive in talking with this person? • When addressing a situation that didn’t go well, did you blame this person or accept responsibility yourself? As you work to accomplish your goals and dreams, I hope you realize those close you are one of your strongest assets. They are not a tool for your success. They are a treasure. And if you concretely believe that and your actions demonstrate it, they will believe you. That makes accomplishing your dreams just got that much easier.
About the Author:
Jeff Tippett Jeff Tippett is the international bestselling author of two books, Pixels Are the New Ink and Unleashing Your Superpower: Why Persuasive Communication is the Only Force You Will Ever Need. Speaking to international audiences through keynotes and seminars, Jeff helps attendees increase their effectiveness, gives them powerful tools to reach their goals, and empowers attendees to positively impact and grow their organizations or businesses. In 2014, Jeff founded Targeted Persuasion, an award-winning public affairs + communications firm. He has worked with renowned brands like Airbnb, The National Restaurant Association, The League of Women Voters, The League of Conservation Voters, plus others. Other industry experts have validated Jeff’s work with numerous awards including the prestigious The American Advertising Award.
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