Construction waste recycling and utilization

  • Lu Q
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Abstract

People's living conditions and the popularization of infrastructure are regarded more and more as China's economy and culture improve. There are also increasing building demands. However, as there are more and more structures, rubbish production increases. There are steps that must be done to deal with the trash produced in building as people's knowledge of environmental friendliness and resource reuse increases and as the impact of construction waste on the entire ecological environment cannot be disregarded. In the past, concrete, asphalt, and other specific types of building debris were the main focus of research and reviews on construction waste and recycling. Despite certain research will consider a wider range of categories, they are not in-depth enough to analyze their essence. This research integrates the classification of building waste and takes its reuse into consideration in comparison to other studies and evaluations. This essay examines recycling of demolition debris and construction debris. Among these, construction debris is split into four categories: excavation of land, road maintenance and destruction of old buildings, buildings, unusual structures. This paper is a more thorough examination of all pollutants connected to the building sector. The recycling of demolition debris is separated into four categories: Housing development, Building roads, Recycled paper, Production of agriculture; Housing development makes up the major chunk of them. With the help of this paper, all construction-related departments should make every effort to eliminate construction pollution at its source. Relevant professionals in the building sector may also recognize how their profession negatively affects society.

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Lu, Q. (2022). Construction waste recycling and utilization. Highlights in Science, Engineering and Technology, 28, 101–106. https://doi.org/10.54097/hset.v28i.4067

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