Recycled Glass for Beach Nourishment

Edge, Billy L.; Cruz-Castro, Oscar; Magoon, Orville T.

doi:10.1142/9789812791306_0303

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“…Esse aspecto é importante de ser considerado já que é comum a necessidade de manter o aterro com sucessivas recuperações. Uma solução para casos pontuais, em que há dificuldade de obtenção de areia, pode ser a utilização de vidro reciclado cuja densidade e comportamento físico se assemelha ao da areia quartzosa (Edge et al, 2002) e é biologicamente compatível Rusenko, 2007;Makowski et al, 2008).…”

Section: Métodos De Recuperação De Praiasunclassified

Gestão de praias: do conceito à prática

2022

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Esta coletânea reúne textos que detalham alguns dos principais conceitos, perspectivas e práticas sobre gestão e governança de praias. O livro deixa clara a mensagem sobre a importância ecossistêmica da praia, considerando seus atributos econômicos, sociais, ambientais e culturais, demonstrando também que a praia depende de uma gestão complexa que envolve o marco do institucional federativo envolvido no saneamento básico, gestão de resíduos sólidos, gestão ambiental, gerenciamento costeiro e marinho, e ordenamento territorial em dimensões urbana e rural. Cada uma dessas interfaces é desenvolvida com dados, informações técnicas e reflexões científicas. Assim, a presente obra é uma excelente referência sobre o estado da arte do conhecimento sobre as praias. Ressalta-se que os organizadores propõem uma agenda de pesquisa, esclarecem desafios e possibilidades para o avanço do conhecimento na temática e convida os leitores, independentemente da origem científica, a uma reflexão crítica sobre a sustentabilidade no uso dos recursos do mar.

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“…On the other hand, if the rate of reduction of particle size due to abrasion is too large, then there will be a risk that the beach will sustain excessive loss of material by wave and tidal action. Edge et al (2002) cite the use of prerounded glass cullet in beaches. Secondary aggregates have been used on UK beaches in the past, often in an accidental way during the UK Industrial Revolution and subsequently, when deposition on the coast of arisings from industrial processes was still acceptable.…”

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Developments in the use of Recycled and Secondary Materials in Coastal Structures

Simm¹,

Wallis²,

Hedges³

et al. 2004

Coastal Structures 2003

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Significant developments in the UK and Europe over the last decade in the use of waste materials in coastal structures are explained. The requirements for such materials given their likely context of use are set out. Specific information is given on the application of recycled timber and secondary and recycled aggregates and the paper concludes with a more detailed case study based around the re-use of tyres. 2004 1 HRPP 315Developments in the use of recycled and secondary materials in coastal structures

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“…Nordstrom et al (2008) studied the impression of people towards the beach nourishment with marble pebble (0.8-200 mm), and the durability and rounding capacity versus other materials such as limestone and basalt. Other authors investigated the use of other types of waste such as glass in beach nourishment with favourable results (Edge, Cruz-Castro, and Magoon 2003;Makowski et al 2007).…”

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Analysis of the suitability of marble waste for beach nourishment

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Chiva

Tenza-Abril

et al. 2022

Marine Georesources & Geotechnology

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Marble waste, as a subproduct of the exploitation of marble quarries, could be reused as a replacement for the scarce sand sediment supply for beach nourishment. This work studied the suitability of 4 different types of marble (Bateig, Ivory Cream, Imperial Brown and Niwala). The method consisted of generating 3 samples for each type of marble and preparing them (i) with jaw crusher and D 50 ¼ 0.692 mm; (ii) with jaw crusher and D 50 ¼ 0.301 mm; and (iii) with ball mill and D 50 ¼ 0.268 mm. These samples were analysed using the accelerated particle wear test, and the mineralogy and morphology of the particles were studied using X-ray diffraction and Scanning electron microscopy. Results indicate that if the particle size is larger than 0.4 mm, durability increases between 2 and 4 times compared to a usual sand sample. The jaw crusher generates a smaller number of fractures to the particles than the ball mill, increasing the durability of the sample. If these criteria are followed, marble wastes can be used in beach nourishment, becoming a circular economy asset, alleviating the adverse environmental impact, saving resources and energy and reducing the total cost of nourishments.

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Recycled Glass for Beach Nourishment

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Gestão de praias: do conceito à prática

Gestão de praias: do conceito à prática

Developments in the use of Recycled and Secondary Materials in Coastal Structures

Analysis of the suitability of marble waste for beach nourishment

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