a r t i c l e i n f o Cold recycling technique represents the most environmental friendly solution for pavement rehabilitation nowadays. In fact, this technique allows the use of the highest percentage of reclaimed asphalt avoiding the energy consumption related to aggregates heating required by the traditional hot mix asphalt design. The mix design represents a key phase of the cold mix produc...

Abstract The need for better natural resource use is currently increasingly recognised, and high emphasis given to the circularity of building materials reduction activities with negative environmental impact. Legislation, guidelines, other documentation play an important role in improving demolition construction waste (CDW) management. Good practices CDW handling not achievable without knowled...

The ZeroWIN project has identified four key strategies for the realization of zero waste in industrial networks: industrial symbiosis, supply chain management (including collaboration of actors along the supply chain), product stewardship and eco-design. A review of the current European policies has shown that “industrial symbiosis” is the ZeroWIN strategy least addressed by European Union (EU)...

This research assesses the viability of utilizing construction and demolition waste (CDW) for production environmentally-friendly bricks. The methodology employed in this study consists three main components: An analytical evaluative investigation CDW, selection appropriate materials, determination suitable proportions. experimental groups were prepared using a volumetric approach, namely Type ...

Construction and demolition (C&D) waste has become a research hotspot due to the need for environmental sustainability strength enhancement of cementitious materials. However, wider applications C&D are limited, as its non-homogeneous surface nature limits workability. This evaluated feasible utilization aggregates in polypropylene-fiber-reinforced cement-stabilized soil (CSS) under sul...

There is an increasing requirement for the production of concrete globally, due to rapid infrastructure development, leading to shortage in the availability of raw materials, which in turn increase its costs. At the same time, many waste materials are also produced as by-products from various industries and construction sites, the disposal of which cause a major problem. Thus it becomes necessa...