1. Independence Recycling of Florida: Mobile crushing, demolition and…
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Comprehensive site work, demolition and material supplier with locations serving all regions of Florida.
2. Concrete Recycling - TU Delft
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Concrete (ca 35 €/ton, 90 €/m3) is the largest structural material in terms of volume: EU production of ready mixed concrete is about 300 million m3 per year. At the End-of-Life phase, concrete is mainly land filled or recycled into road-based aggregate (RBA), quite often in a mix with other mineral waste materials (bricks, tiles) from the same building. Eventually, neither land filling nor road building is a sustainable solution for concrete waste, although recycling concrete into RBA has important advantages: steel rebars are recovered, crushed concrete is reused in a suitable application and transport of bulk materials (energy, dust) is minimal, particularly if mobile crushing installations are applied at the demolition site. A main problem with the RBA route is that the building of new roads needs less and less material while the volumes of EOL concrete are rising. The two developments together result in a surplus of concrete waste that cannot be absorbed by the road sector. Another issue is that the production of cement from primary materials (limestone) is responsible for about 10% of the world’s CO2 emissions. High-grade recycling of EOL concrete liberates the old cement paste from the concrete which can then be recycled into new cement with lower CO2 emissions.
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7. [PDF] Construction and Demolition Waste management in
3 dec 2015 · Most widely used treatment options (crushing, sieving, etc.) for concrete and bricks are available. • Lack of GPP criteria for recycled material.
8. Recycling and Reuse of Building Materials in a Historical Landscape ...
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During the MoDeCo2000 scientific and research project on mortars used in the territory of the Roman Danube Limes in Serbia, the biggest challenge was the quest for the provenance of raw materials. The area where Viminacium, the largest city in the province of Moesia Superior developed, with millennial continuity of land use and settlement, was selected as research case study and is presented in this research. People throughout history have always used what they had at hand, and the building remains were not only reused but also recycled for new constructions. Thus, the building material of Roman Viminacium has survived in the landscape through the in situ preserved remains of Roman buildings, as well as in the structures from the later periods, up to today. To the best of our knowledge, the use of natural sediments baked during the self-combustion or combustion of underneath layers (coal in our case) for the purpose of construction was extremely rare in the Roman Empire. In this study, we follow the presence of this type of material precisely in Viminacium construction, naming it natural brick, while focusing on its potential use in lime mortars whose production was perfected in the Roman period and has never been surpassed afterward. Archaeological contexts in which this material was found have been studied, along with simultaneous work in the laboratory and in the field during the research and experimental use of the natural brick in lime mortars. We sought to determine whe...
9. [PDF] Recycled concrete fines and aggregates - Jos Brouwers
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