A study on the suitability of solid waste materials in pavement construction: A review

Vishnu, T. B.; Singh, Kh. Lakshman

doi:10.1007/s42947-020-0273-z

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“…Vishnu's [3] research highlighted the multifaceted potential of utilizing waste materials in concrete. This research underscored the efficient incorporation of waste from various sources as additives, fillers, aggregates, and reinforcing fibers.…”

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Incorporating Solid Waste Particles into Concrete Design to Enhance Drainage Infrastructure

Nadiatul Adilah,

Muhammad Fathi,

Ramadhansyah

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The inadequate drainage structure can cause water to accumulate on the surface of the pavement, leading to degradation and reduced lifespan of the concrete structure. This study focuses on the incorporation of solid waste particles into the concrete mix to enhance the drainage structure and other concrete structures. Solid waste particles (SWP) are added to the concrete mix to improve the strength and absorption of the concrete, thus increasing the drainage efficiency. This is an economically effective solution since solid waste particles are common and easily accessible. The study investigates the effect of different percentages of solid waste particles (0%, 5%, 10%, and 15%) on the mechanical properties of the concrete mix and its permeability. Compressive strength tests were used to determine the mechanical parameters of the concrete mixtures and water absorption test to describe the porosity and moisture sensitivity of concrete.

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Incorporating Solid Waste Particles into Concrete Design to Enhance Drainage Infrastructure

Nadiatul Adilah,

Muhammad Fathi,

Ramadhansyah

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Therefore, the recycling of waste instead of traditional materials has become an increasingly relevant and recurrent topic of growing interest among researchers (Choudhary et al, 2021). This shows the potential of waste used as construction material in the development of pavements in developing countries such as India, where consumption is higher and availability of disposal space is lower (Vishnu & Singh, 2021). Thus, scientific studies confirm that the beneficial use of wood ash in concrete to replace Portland cement showed the greatest potential environmental benefits (Gaudreault et al, 2020).…”

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Strength of Concrete Using Partial Addition of Residual Wood Ash with Respect to Cement

Chumacero

Carrasco

Zapata

et al. 2023

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Wood ash is a residue from the artisanal brick burning process that is produced in the poorest areas of Peru. It is a major problem because there is no management of this type of solid waste and it contaminates large sectors of the population. In this sense, it is important to use sustainable natural elements such as wood ashes that can contribute to the performance of concrete. For this reason, the objective of this research was to evaluate the influence of the incorporation of wood ash on the mechanical properties of concrete, with incorporations of 8%, 12% and 16%, as a function of the weight of cement, for which cylindrical specimens and beams were prepared. The results with respect to slump and unit weight were considerably reduced below their standard samples, unlike the temperature, which had increases that ranged between 3°C. On the other hand, the combined mixture of 8% wood ash resulted in the highest compressive strength, reaching 308,73 kg/cm2 which represents an increase of 9,04% with respect to the standard sample, while the flexural strength was 45,32 kg/cm2 representing an increase of 5,96% with reference to the standard sample. It is concluded that the addition of wood ash significantly improves the mechanical properties of concrete with an optimum dosage of 8%, the result contributes to make it technically feasible as an addition in the elaboration of sustainable concrete in civil construction.

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“…Bricks were manufactured in Germany to strict standards. When used as masonry or discarded in landfills as mineral demolition waste, bricks do not release harmful substances into the earth or water [7]. Bricks made from clay and perlite were examined for their heat resistance.…”

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Recycling Waste into Building Materials: Innovations and Prospects in Brick Production for Sustainable Construction

Himabindu,

Raj,

Dutt

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The expanding population in the past decade has put an enormous strain on building materials sector, prompting civil engineers to find creative strategies for turning waste into viable assets. Employing such waste as an invaluable asset may contribute to financial savings on the disposal of waste, enhance safety and security for the public, encourage environmental awareness, and save restricted natural resources. The present paper is part of a larger analysis on the applications of bricks. The particular focus is on the use of different waste materials in the process of producing them. The mechanical and physical attributes of bricks provide recommendations for further study in this field. Further research is required for finding a cost-effective brick production method that utilizes less energy and generates a lesser number environmental pollutants. Brick kilns are asked to shift towards utilizing alternate fuels like methane gas or petroleum oil. Furthermore, research is required to determine how to fulfill the material criteria of the standard while safeguarding the environment, in particular view of a growing movement in the construction sector toward the use of low-cost, lightweight, and green construction supplies. Recycled waste materials from farms and factories can reduce environmental harm and fulfill the need for more economically efficient ways of building.

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A study on the suitability of solid waste materials in pavement construction: A review

Cited by 39 publications

References 46 publications

Incorporating Solid Waste Particles into Concrete Design to Enhance Drainage Infrastructure

Incorporating Solid Waste Particles into Concrete Design to Enhance Drainage Infrastructure

Strength of Concrete Using Partial Addition of Residual Wood Ash with Respect to Cement

Recycling Waste into Building Materials: Innovations and Prospects in Brick Production for Sustainable Construction

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