üvegtörmeléket

Üvegtörmelék refers to fragments or pieces of broken glass. This term is commonly used to describe the sharp, jagged remnants left after glass objects have shattered due to impact, stress, or extreme temperature changes. The size and shape of üvegtörmelék can vary greatly, from large, plate-like shards to small, granular pieces.

The presence of üvegtörmelék poses safety hazards due to its sharp edges, which can easily cause cuts and injuries to skin. It is often found at accident sites, after break-ins, or in areas where glass has been intentionally broken. Cleaning up üvegtörmelék requires careful handling and appropriate protective gear to avoid injury. Disposal methods vary depending on local regulations, but it is generally treated as hazardous waste due to its sharp nature. In some contexts, particularly in art or craft, processed or tumbled glass fragments, sometimes referred to as "sea glass" when weathered by the ocean, might also be broadly categorized, though the primary meaning of üvegtörmelék refers to sharp, unworked broken glass.