Use of recycled aggregate concrete in structural members: a …
This article presents a comprehensive review on the use of recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) and recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) in construction, with …

This article presents a comprehensive review on the use of recycled concrete aggregate (RCA) and recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) in construction, with …
concrete recycling procedure for obtaining crushed concrete agg regates is shown. 1.1 Background . Due to the urbanization, the construction and infrastructure se ctors are growing at an .
Repurposing the waste glass into a construction material reduces the use of the Inayawan landfill and the cost of garbage collection. "The city collected around five to 10 tons of glass shards ...
It has been reported that silica fume can effectively reduce the pH of concrete. silica fume has three main advantages in reducing the pH of concrete (Cau Dit Coumes et al., 2006; Codina et al., 2008; Kim et al., 2011; S. Li et al., 2020, Li et al., 2020): (i) The pozzolanic reaction converts silicates into C–S–H gel, swiftly reducing pH in ...
A team of civil engineering students from the University of the Philippines has developed an environmentally-friendly concrete that is made from recycled and locally sourced materials. Their innovation, a …
While concrete recycling is crucial to protecting the environment, its implementation in practice is low in many countries. This study aims to highlight challenges to concrete recycling. To achieve that aim, the study objectives are (1) to identify the main challenges to concrete recycling in construction projects; (2) to compare the main …
Generally, glass waste can be reused/recycled absolutely and substantially with maintaining its physical properties and chemical composition [64], [65], [66].Nevertheless, the mixed colour of broken WG makes the recycling procedure unfeasible and extremely costly since these materials may result in a deviation in their …
Since the 1940s, recycling concrete pavements (crushed concrete) has been a fairly common solution. The first instance in the US was following World War II. US Route 66 in Illinois needed to be expanded from two to four lanes. During this reconstruction project, the old concrete was recycled and reused in the new project. ...
In recent years, many researchers in the construction industry had taken up the challenge to incorporate non-biodegradable wastes as partial replacement of cement and/or natural aggregates in the daily production of cement-based materials. Various efforts were intended to understand the influence of using marble dust in concrete due to its …
Recycling concrete reduces the carbon footprint of concrete production by up to 70%, making it an ideal choice for environmentally conscious construction projects or any project at all. Specifically, recycling one ton of cement could save 1,360 gallons of water and 900 kg of carbon dioxide (CO2).
The term architectural concrete refers to concrete that serves a structural function while providing an aesthetically appealing finish. Decorative concrete is typically used for concrete flatwork or non-structural building elements that are enhanced with texture or color for aesthetic appeal. Both types of concrete are made to be seen.
Concrete Test Specimen Design Mix Aggregate Reduction: 10% Fine and 30% Coarse …
This is a pioneer study on Recycled Coarse Concrete Aggregate in the Philippines. Disposal of construction and demolition (C&Ds) wastes is yet to be specially addressed by the authorities in...
This is a pioneer study on Recycled Coarse Concrete Aggregate in the Philippines. Disposal of construction and demolition (C&Ds) wastes is yet to be specially addressed by the authorities in the ...
Recycling of concrete debris can make a contribution to reducing the total environmental impact of the building sector. To increase the scope for recycling in the future, aspects of...
S0/FS0 – The landfilling system where all CDW generated within the region is dumped at landfill sites, and portions of steel and wood scrap are scavenged for private use.. S1/FS1a – The demand-based recycling system where portions of concrete waste are recycled as road aggregates. The term "demand-based" signifies that only concrete …
Setting up a new concrete and asphalt recycling plant requires certain state and local permits, such as air and water, and zoning. ... Several conditions are required, including a moist, anaerobic environment and a low pH. Hydrogen sulfide gas is toxic at high concentrations (~1,000 parts per million) and has a foul, rotten-egg odor. ...
Crushed concrete has been in use since the ancient times, only to be integrated with gravel, sand, and cement to ensure durability. The practice was first recorded in the 1860s. US construction companies were reluctant to use the technique at first, since crushing cured concrete proved to be much more cost-intensive in terms of …
Fortunately, certain specific locations and businesses will accept old concrete and other building trash, like drywall and metals. However, you must know which of these places recycle concrete correctly. That way, you can be sure that you will get responsibly rid of the debris. By recycling concrete, you will be able to conserve …
The use of recycled concrete (RCA) as coarse aggregates in concrete is a sustainable, cost-effective alternative to disposing the old concrete pavements. Previous studies indicated that replacing up to 30% of the original () coarse aggregate in the mixture with RCA will have no negative effects on the freeze-thaw (F/T) resistance and ...
A group of recyclers in the Philippines is trying to ease the country's worsening plastic waste crisis by turning bottles, single-use sachets and snack food wrappers that clog rivers and spoil beaches into …
A group of recyclers in the Philippines is trying to ease the country's worsening plastic waste crisis by turning bottles, single-use sachets and snack food wrappers that clog rivers and spoil ...
Sika's novel recycling technology is exploiting synergy from a chemo-mechanical treatment of concrete demolition waste. It involves superficial carbonation of the cementitious matrix that is softened and removed …
Concrete Recycling Tara Cavalline, Ph.D., P.E. Assistant Professor, UNC Charlotte. 3/31/2017 3 Environmental Considerations in Concrete Recycling Webinar Learning Objectives • To understand RCA production and use factors potentially impacting environment, specifically: –Water quality
Co-processing is the reuse or recovery of thermal and mineral properties of qualified waste materials, such as residual plastic or rice husk, as alternative fuels. Through co-processing,...
Concrete, a widely-utilized construction material for diagnostic room, heavily relies on Portland cement which is a major contributor to carbon emissions. Thus, this study focused on replacing cement with combination with clay (bentonite and kaolin) and eggshell powder (ESP) as possible shielding materials for diagnostic x-rays. 2 cm blocks are ...
Recycling concrete is an important cost saving strategy when your business generates concrete waste. Demolished concrete can be treated to ensure the material carries no contaminants, and unused concrete …
While concrete recycling is crucial to protecting the environment, its implementation in practice is low in many countries. This study aims to highlight challenges to concrete recycling.
New recycling plants recently were established in the Sharjah's industrial areas . The plants receive concretes and other building waste materials for different regions within the Emirate and process them to be utilized again for building activities. The concrete applications are scarce in the Philippines . Nevertheless, in 2009, the royal ...