2022.6.1 Construction waste recycling (CWR) is an effective strategy to avoid CW disposal in landfills (Ulubeyli et al., 2017). Also, CWR is a waste management strategy
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2022.7.10 Waste is often generated during the construction and demolition of a building; however, discarding this waste creates more environmental issues. Also, a
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The global construction and demolition waste management market size was valued at USD 111.18 billion in 2022. The market is projected to grow from USD 114.54 billion in 2023 to USD 161.18 billion by 2030,
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2023.2.7 Construction and Demolition (CD) materials consist of the debris generated during the construction, renovation and demolition of buildings, roads, and bridges. EPA promotes a Sustainable Materials Management (SMM) approach that identifies certain CD materials as commodities that can be used in new building projects, thus
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2022.7.13 The early quantification of construction waste is essential for the minimisation of its production and the ... ‘Groups’, and ‘Work units’ according to the materials, labour, and machinery required to construct
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Estimates of quantities of construction and demolition waste arising globally are, by their nature, likely to be imprecise. One attempt to do this arrives at a value of around 1.42 billion tonnes of material [].This is likely to be an underestimate, given that the total estimated amount of construction and demolition waste deriving from a limited range of countries
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2017.5.28 The need for effective construction waste management is growing in importance, due to the increasing generation of construction waste and to its adverse impacts on the environment. However, despite the numerous studies on construction waste management, recovery of construction waste through Industrial Symbiosis and
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2020.3.30 Making sure that no waste is left on site, finding the reason for trash pile-up, and optimizing routes to waste disposal sites to reduce fuel costs are the tasks IoT is capable of handling. Implementing these will reduce operating costs as well as the volume of waste generated by construction works. Facilitated project management.
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2020.12.22 Urbanization and related construction activities generate massive construction and demolition (CD) waste, which poses considerable risks to the environment and human health. However, it is difficult to assess the significance of these issues without a quantitative understanding of spatial patterns of CD waste generation
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2016.1.1 These waste materials, generally termed as construction waste, are part of construction materials’ packaging, containers, and spent machinery and equipment parts that are no longer usable. Hence, with no practical usage of these materials in the construction, there is no reason to keep them and are, therefore, subsequently disposed.
Read More2022.9.1 The robot prototype for construction waste sorting is shown in Fig. 1. The robot system is composed of five major parts: (1) sensors for environment perception, (2) a robot base, (3) a manipulator, (4) a Next Unit of Computing (NUC), and (5) a waste container. The sensor module of the robot consists of three environment perception
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The global construction demolition waste market size is estimated to USD 34.4 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period. The global market is primarily driven by many ongoing and upcoming building construction as well as demolition projects in developing countries. The material produced during the following processes is ...
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2021.4.15 In recent years, China’s continuous urbanization progress has been accompanied by a large amount of construction waste increasing annually, which not only consumes many resources but also seriously burdens the ecological environment (Zhao et al. 2010).According to statistics, it is estimated that 1.3 t and 0.3 t of construction waste
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contribution to construction waste reduction. 2. Background research Studies in the past 10 years reveal that researchers have considered the significance of prefabrication technology on construction waste-related issues. For example, Tam et al. (2005) suggests that through prefabrication, construction waste from use of timber formwork
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Different types of arrangements like forklifts, buckets, cabin, lifting jibs etc. can be attached to the end of telescopic boom based on the requirement of job. 13. Feller Bunchers. Feller buncher is tree cutting heavy equipment
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2022.8.15 At present, China’s CD industry is in infancy. It is estimated that in 2020, there were 2.6 billion tonnes of CD waste in the country, of which only 312 million tonnes were recycled * significantly lower than the 85% recycling rate of many developed countries. The comprehensive recycling and disposal rate for CD waste in China is less than
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Read More2018.9.18 The Construction and Demolition waste protocol includes good practices from across the EU that can be sources of inspiration for both policymakers and practitioners. It also includes an overview of definitions and a checklist for practitioners. This initiative has been launched by the European Commission – the DG for Internal Market,
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2020.6.25 The condition under which a machine operates often influences fuel consumption and, subsequently, tailpipe emissions. In this study, medium operation conditions were assumed for most of construction machinery listed in Table 1.In the case of wheel loaders, these were operated in well-designed and well-operated rock quarries
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2022.1.6 Automation in construction can occur at various phases of a project, beginning with the software-based design stage, continuing with automated aspects of off-site and on-site construction, and ending by sharing collected data on the systems and energy use of finished buildings—all captured in cloud-based living models.
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