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Cost-effective Waste Recycling methods in Construction

Started by : Pradeep Khanna, Construction-Heavy, DLF   11 19 2008 13:00:28 +0000
Industry : ConstructionFunctional Area : Strategy Execution(Strategy & Execution)
Keywords : Construction Cost-Effective Recycling Methods Waste Recycling
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Environmental problems have been considered as a serious situation in construction. Waste management is pressing harder with the alarming signal warning the industry. Reuse, recycling and reducing the wastes are considered as the only methods to recover the wastes generated, Many construction waste materials can also be recycled like wood, drywall, cardboard, metals,plastics, etc., what methods we can implement in a cost effective way for waste recycling. I want more and more ideas and thoughts from you................
 
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1 Indusrial wastes such as Flyash and steel plant slags are being used for road construction
2 Wood
3 "Reduction in cost of road construction".
4 MANUFACTURING OF PORTLAND POZZALONA CEMENT
5 A few suggestions
6 In India wood is not at all a waste if we allow the needy to collect it.
7 Metals and Vinyl
8 Carboard
9 "Construction and demolition debris needs proper disposal & use of recycled Material"
10 Indusrial wastes such as Flyash and stell plant slags are being used for road construction
11 create waste management industry -CWMI
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Indusrial wastes such as Flyash and steel plant slags are being used for road construction

idea posted by Mahender Vaddepally Civil Engineer-Highway Roadway, Andhra Pradesh Public Works (Roads & Buildings) Department
Indusrial wastes such as Flyash and steel plant slags are being used for road construction
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by SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE, Project Manager, Phadnis Infrastructur Ltd  | 01 17 2011 14:29:56 +0000

Yes, using fly ash is the best option of cost-effective waste recycling method.

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by malladi madhukumar, AGM -MKTG, Andhra Cements Ltd  | 01 09 2010 16:13:27 +0000

Usage of Flyash based, slag based cement contributes to cost - effective  waste recycling.

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Wood

idea posted by Pradeep Khanna Construction-Heavy, DLF
I could say wood will account for 40-50% of the construction waste stream, it can be used in composting operations, animal bedding, landfill cover, some building products, and as an industrial fuel source. For many of these applications, however, there is concern with regard to the adhesive content of engineered wood products such as plywood, oriented strand board, or wood I-beams. Up to half of job site wood waste can be engineered wood product waste.This is a good example of how a local forum would be helpful in identifying recycling obstacles and opportunities.
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by Anjali Sinha, Construction-Heavy, Sobha Developers  | 11 19 2008 13:09:40 +0000

yes pradeep scrap wood and drywall have low market value. You will generally not find outlets willing to pay for these materials, but you may find outlets that charge less per ton or cubic yard than landtills. The best markets for scrap wood tend to be as a fuel for power generation and as an ingredient for mulching and compost. Recycling drywall into new wallboard is something many gypsum manufacturers are working on over the long term.

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"Reduction in cost of road construction".

idea posted by Brajesh Mishra Construction / Contract Management, UPSSCL
There is considerable saving of cement/ Aggregates by use of fly ash in road construction.
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by Pragya Kothari, Construction-Heavy, DLF  | 04 14 2011 11:59:50 +0000

This is a vital part here. We should think of cost reduction..

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MANUFACTURING OF PORTLAND POZZALONA CEMENT

idea posted by VIMALAN Construction-Construction Management, PARSVNATH DEVELOPERS LTD
Now a days we prefer to use PPC compare to OPC ,One of the major ingredients in PPC is Flyash wastes from industries,we purchasing this cement in low cost,easily available and cost effective in budgeting also
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A few suggestions

idea posted by KALIYAMOORTHY Oil & Gas Area Coordinator, Undisclosed
  • Waste papers can be used to make toys, statues, baskets etc as part of Handicraft art. Baskets made out of paper pulp is very durable & its simple too.
  • Waste plastics can be recycle as PVC.
  • Food waste can be used for producing biogas.
  • Degradable waste can be used for compost (manure).
  • Tyres can be chipped & recycled(its a small industry business).
  • Used batteries returned to supplier for their disposal.
  • Used oil can be used for Concrete works, cleaning purposes.
  • Items that are not recyclable, is to be disposed of by Landfill.
  • Waster water treatment plant for treating waste water.
  • Waste plastic treatment plant for treating plastics(burning plastics at higher temperature yield gas that can be used).
  • Incineration is also a technique but not advisable because it is against Global warming. But the heat so produced can be used domestically / industrially.
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In India wood is not at all a waste if we allow the needy to collect it.

idea posted by Kenny Pradeep Managing Director, GT
In many parts of India wood is used to cook food and people are buying it.
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Metals and Vinyl

idea posted by Abhik Datta Construction-Heavy, Sobha Developers
I think Metals and vinyl have good market value but the small amounts generated per job make cost-effective recycling more difficult. Some type of stockpiling or backhauling to a supplier by the subcontractors generating the metal or plastic waste can work.....
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Carboard

idea posted by Anjali Sinha Construction-Heavy, Sobha Developers
I think carboard's market value is better than that for wood and drywall but highly variable. Cardboard recycling is widespread, outlets are usually easy to find. This is a good material to keep out of your dumpster, particularly if you pay by volume
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"Construction and demolition debris needs proper disposal & use of recycled Material"

idea posted by Brajesh Mishra Construction / Contract Management, UPSSCL
Such waste requires focus primarily in view of its potential to save natural resources, the space it occupies at the sanitary landfill site and its potential for spoiling processing of biodegradable as well as other recyclable waste. On the other hand, it has potential use after processing and grading. So far in India there is very little effort to manage and utilise construction and demolition waste. Each city needs to have its own mechanism for collection and disposal of waste from bulk waste producers and construction debris. It would be necessary to evolve a system in which the generator of the such waste, whether small or large, pays for appropriate disposal. Not much effort has been made in this sector.
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Indusrial wastes such as Flyash and stell plant slags are being used for road construction

idea posted by Mahender Vaddepally Civil Engineer-Highway Roadway, Andhra Pradesh Public Works (Roads & Buildings) Department
Indusrial wastes such as Flyash and stell plant slags are being used for road construction
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create waste management industry -CWMI

idea posted by SUHAIL QADIR project manager, J&KPCC Ltd;

CWMI Shall be based on principles of profitability and social relevance put together.
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