Re: [papercreters] gypsum

If ground finely it may help with the fire resistance, as most minerals would. Definitely no harm in putting it in, better than landfill  : )

Suit?

        Spaceman  All opinions expressed or implied are subject to change without notice upon receipt of new facts.  

robert wagner wrote:

Thanks Spaceman, just thinking about all the drywall seen in debris bin and wondering if I could save some landfill space, wasn't sure if it would help with fire retardant, insulation etc.

  Peace Bob     ..by the way I like the suit, Halloween costume or real.  lol

Spaceman <Spaceman@starship-enterprises.net> wrote:

Hydrated gypsum like drywall is pretty much just bulk. To be useful it has to be fired to drive off the water, like lime. At that point it is great as plaster and concrete adjuncts.

       Spaceman    All opinions expressed or implied  are subject to change without notice  upon receipt of new facts.    

Robert Wagner wrote:

A simple question that I can't find in archives (I haven't looked real   deep). Adding gypsum from old drywall any effects good or bad.  Peace Bob          

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