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New rules to reduce construction wasteLatest NewsShenzhen
2019年12月6日 Shenzhen Housing and Construction Bureau recently unveiled two documents to regulate construction waste production, disposal and recycling The two documents enable 2021年5月1日 Construction waste recycling is to turn construction waste materials into new resources for use It is often considered in waste management plans, in which a centralA decisionsupport framework for planning 2014年9月9日 Recycling enterprises shall be encouraged to enter into the construction site and use mobile facilities for construction waste recycling and treatment to reclaim construction 390 Regulations on Discharge Reduction and Utilization of 2021年10月12日 This paper aims to investigate the current supervision system of construction and demolition waste recycling in three Chinese cities (Hangzhou, Shenzhen, and Supervision System on Construction and Demolition Waste
A decisionsupport framework for planning construction waste
2021年8月1日 The two metro construction site visits focused more on onsite recycling of construction soil residue accounting for over 70% of total construction waste in Shenzhen 2021年8月1日 To achieve more efficient recycling management of construction and demolition waste (CD waste) and to encourage investment in recycling enterprise technology in A decisionsupport framework for planning construction waste This study aims to develop a decisionsupport framework to help plan onsite and offsite construction waste recycling It does so by adopting the qualitative research methods of case HKU Scholars Hub: A decisionsupport framework for planning 2021年3月1日 This study introduces an offsite treatment process of the subway construction waste in Shenzhen Some improvement measures such as replacing drumtype sand An Innovative Approach for Recycling the Subway Construction
An Innovative Approach for Recycling the Subway Construction
2020年12月8日 This study introduces an offsite treatment process of the subway construction waste in Shenzhen Some improvement measures such as replacing drumtype sand 2022年6月1日 Construction waste recycling (CWR) is an effective strategy to avoid CW disposal in landfills A decisionsupport framework for planning construction waste recycling: a case study of Shenzhen, China J Clean Prod, 309 (2021), p , 101016/JJCLEPRO2021Construction waste recycling: Enhancement strategies and 2014年4月9日 This article examines the complexity of construction waste management in Shenzhen, Mainland China Indepth analysis of waste generation, transportation, recycling, Tam WYV, Tam CM (2006) A review System dynamic modeling on construction waste 2021年4月1日 The huge generated amounts of construction and demolition (CD) waste around the world, which amounts up to more than 25% of the total generated waste, has become a serious environmental challenge that needs to be addressed This analytical review paper sheds light on the different adverse environmental impacts of the presently used conventional Recycling of construction and demolition waste and its impact
(PDF) Construction waste recycling: Enhancement strategies and
2022年1月25日 Construction waste recycling (CWR) is one solution for reducing CW in landfills Organizations are implementing various strategies for enhancing CWR implementation in practicePDF / 117,832 Bytes; 10 Pages / 43937 x 666142 pts Pagesize; 21 Downloads / 341 Views; DOWNLOAD REPORT Environmental Impact Assessment of Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling in Shenzhen Jingru Li, Ruirui Xia, Jun Li and Guozhou Chen Abstract Construction and demolition (CD) waste recycling can bring significant environmental Environmental Impact Assessment of Construction and Demolition Waste 2020年12月1日 Similarly, wood or metal waste fetch a lower price when processed as mixed waste [14] Onsite CRD transportation and collection: 50 yuan/tonne Onsite sorting: NA Admission cost to landfill: 10 Challenges in current construction and demolition waste recyclingDOI: 101016/JJCLEPRO2021 Corpus ID: ; A decisionsupport framework for planning construction waste recycling: A case study of Shenzhen, China @article{Bao2021ADF, title={A decisionsupport framework for planning construction waste recycling: A case study of Shenzhen, China}, author={Zhikang Bao and Weisheng Lu}, journal={Journal of Cleaner A decisionsupport framework for planning construction waste recycling
Estimating the Carbon Emission of Construction Waste Recycling
Wu et al utilized a streamlined LCA to evaluate the carbon emission of construction waste in Shenzhen City 22 Recycling Practices of Construction Waste When construction waste is generated onsite, manual separation can be firstly used to separate recoverable materials before transportation to landfills or recycling plants 2022年7月12日 Great efforts have been exerted in reducing carbon emissions in design, construction and operation stages However, little attention is paid to the quantification of carbon emissions in construction waste recycling at the endoflife stage This study aims to quantitatively analyze the carbon emission of construction waste in Shanghai City, PR China A grey model Estimating the Carbon Emission of Construction Waste Recycling 2021年8月1日 Construction waste recycling is to turn construction waste materials into new resources for use It is often considered in waste management plans, in which a central dilemma is to ponder the onsite and offsite options Both recycling options have their respective strengths and weaknesses in dealing with internal and external factors related to site, time, cost, market, A decisionsupport framework for planning construction waste recycling 2021年6月8日 On one hand, the government reached an agreement on waste recycling with Shenzhen Yuezhong Green Building Technology Company, and invested 20 million yuan Research on management of construction waste in Shenzhen Chongqing University Google Scholar Yuan, H, Lu, W, Hao, J J (2013) The evolution Zero Construction and Demolition Waste Management Practice:
An Innovative Approach for Recycling the Subway Construction Waste
2020年12月8日 An Innovative Approach for Recycling the Subway Construction Waste in Shenzhen, China Jian Liu 1, Dehan Xue 2, Chaonan Lin 3, Zengwen Bu 4 and Heng Liu 5 Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science, Volume 690, 2020 International Symposium on Water, Ecology and Environment 68 2021年4月21日 It is revealed that multiple factors directly affect the contractor’s purchase willingness towards CDW recycling products’ purchase willingness, which includes government measures, the contractor's attitude, perceived behavioral control, perceived consumer effectiveness, and subjective norms Waste recycling is a critical method to effectively address Determinants Affecting Purchase Willingness of Contractors 2020年3月1日 As presented in Table 2, the similar contemporary literature in which GIS or a kind of simulation modeling was employed seems to have some interesting findings as well, for example, transportation Environmental impact assessment of mobile recycling of demolition waste 2021年10月12日 Management on Construction and Demolition Waste in Shenzhen forms the foundation for construction and demolition waste recycling Over the past few years, Shenzhen has played a leading role toward achieving sustainable construction and demolition waste management in China, partly owing to its many recycling enterprises [ 1 ]Supervision System on Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling
Exploring Key Factors and Driving Mechanisms of Construction Waste
2023年11月21日 The construction waste recycling (CWR) industry in China is still in the primary stage Thus, exploring the driving mechanisms of its development has significant theoretical worth and practical significance Existing studies mainly focused on identifying individual key factors, while paying limited attention to the synergistic effects of multiple factors The aim of this study 2020年12月10日 Construction and demolition (CD) waste recycling constitutes an indispensable component in the overall waste management strategy Unlike the traditional recycling approaches whereby CD waste is transported to offsite facilities for treatment, construction managers are actively exploring the possibility of onsite recycling where CD Implementing onsite construction waste recycling in Hong 2020年8月1日 Environmental impact assessment of construction and demolition waste recycling in Shenzhen Proceedings of the 20th International Symposium on Advancement of Construction Management and Real Estate ( 2017 ) , pp 1101 1110 , 101007/978981100855997Environmental impact assessment of mobile recycling of demolition waste 2021年4月21日 Waste recycling is a critical method to effectively address environmental issues raised by construction and demolition waste (CDW) As highlighted in previous studies, the contractor is Determinants Affecting Purchase Willingness of Contractors
DRIVING FACTORS FOR CONSTRUCTION WASTE MINIMIZATION: EMPIRICAL STUDIES
2019年9月1日 Recycling construction waste in urban cities has attracted wide attention in the [53,54] Some papers also bring attention to the studies of cities, such as Hong Kong [55, 56] and Shenzhen 2022年9月27日 The scientific community has revealed the environmental benefits of recycling construction waste (CW) versus its disposal, and its contribution to circularity The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) method enables Environmental Impact Assessment of Construction 2020年7月25日 DOI: 101016/jscitotenv2020 Corpus ID: ; Implementing onsite construction waste recycling in Hong Kong: Barriers and facilitators @article{Bao2020ImplementingOC, title={Implementing onsite construction waste recycling in Hong Kong: Barriers and facilitators}, author={Zhikang Bao and Wendy M W Lee and Implementing onsite construction waste recycling in Hong Purpose Life cycle assessment (LCA) is increasingly being applied to construction and demolition waste (CDW) recycling But what is the current state of LCA studies on CDW recycling? In the context of circular economy, several Life cycle assessment on construction and demolition
Promoting construction and demolition waste recycling by using
2022年3月15日 In the recent two decades, construction and demolition (CD) waste is becoming a major source of municipal waste which causes severe damage to the environment To solve the problem, waste recycling measures are gradually used to turn waste into treasures Meanwhile, several kinds of policies such as waste disposal charging fees have been issued 2018年2月1日 A catastrophic displacement of a waste dump occurred on December 20, 2015, in Guangming New District, Shenzhen, China During this event, approximately 251 × 10⁶ m³ of construction waste slid The 2015 Shenzhen catastrophic landslide in a construction waste 2020年7月1日 Construction and demolition (CD) waste recycling constitutes an indispensable component in the overall waste management strategy Unlike the traditional recycling approaches whereby CD waste is Implementing onsite construction waste recycling in Hong 2018年3月11日 Today, recycling of construction and demolition waste (CDW) by plants is a reasonable alternative to the existing unsustainable disposal methods such as landfilling and fly tippingKey Factors Affecting Construction Waste Recycling in China
An analytical framework of “zero waste construction site”: Two
2021年2月15日 GM of a local construction waste recycling firm responsible for Case 1 >5 years: 2 GM in another local construction waste recycling firm responsible for Case 1 >10 years: 3 GM of the local construction waste recycling firm responsible for Case 2 >20 years: 4 CWM expert, Housing and Construction Bureau of Shenzhen >5 years: 52014年1月1日 This equation is used to calculate the total avoided PM Emissions through construction and demolition waste recycling It is worth noting that the variable dimensions on the lefthand side are consistent with the variables dimensions on the righthand side 444Environmental and economic impact assessment of construction 2014年1月1日 One of the best way to reduce the impact of waste on the environment is simply to avoid producing waste (Ekanayake and Ofori, 2004, Yuan and Shen, 2011)Among the solutions, implementing construction waste minimization at the design stage is commonly identified as a key strategy in effective waste minimization (Baldwin et al, 2009), as this Critical factors in effective construction waste minimization at 2023年11月14日 This review looks over the current construction and demolition waste management (CDWM) situations by scrutinizing the definition, classification, components, compositions, generated sources and causes, impacts of generated construction and demolition wastes (CDWs), waste management hierarchy (WMH), 3R principles (Reduce, Reuse, and Review of construction and demolition waste management tools
System dynamic modeling on construction waste management in Shenzhen
2014年4月9日 This article examines the complexity of construction waste management in Shenzhen, Mainland China Indepth analysis of waste generation, transportation, recycling, landfill and illegal dumping of 2020年5月1日 A significant challenge is presented to divert the construction waste from landfill due to the profitdriven nature of construction industry It is well recognized that pressure and incentive from governments are critical impetus to promote the recycling of CDW all around the world (Ajayi and Oyedele, 2017, Arm et al, 2017, Lu and Tam, 2013)Key policies to the development of construction and demolition waste 1 Urban construction and demolition waste and landfill failure in 2 Shenzhen, China 3 4 5 Hong Yang a,b,c,* , Junqiang Xia a,* , Julian R Thompson d , Roger J Flower d 6 7 a 8 Wuhan , China 9 b Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research (NIBIO), Postboks 115, 1431, Ås, Norway 10 c CEES, Department of Biosciences, University of Oslo, Blindern, 0316, Oslo, Urban construction and demolition waste and landfill failure 2022年10月15日 Shenzhen Municipal Construction Waste Management Measures (Municipal Government Order No 330) Beijing, China: 15,540–155,400: 25,486: Doan DT, Chinda T (2016) Modeling construction and demolition waste recycling program in Bangkok: Benefit and cost analysis Journal of Construction Engineering and Management 142: Building a whole process policy framework promoting construction
Quantification of carbon emission of construction waste by
2015年7月3日 Related to concrete recycling, different studies referred to different FUs These, among others, include a specific building area (Silva et al, 2022;Vitale et al, 2017), the mass of generated 3 College of Computer Science and Software Engineering, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen , China; * Correspondence: Abstract: Waste recycling is a critical method to effectively address environmental issues raised by construction and demolition waste (CDW) As highlighted in previous studies, the contractorDeterminants Affecting Purchase Willingness of Contractors 2018年2月1日 It is generally agreed that construction and demolition waste (CDW) management practices should be guided by the “3R” – reduce, reuse and recycle – principle (Peng et al, 1997)However, the effectiveness of embracing such practices in China, where CDW accounts for about 30%–40% of the total municipal waste, is still very limited; the recycling and reuse rate Construction and demolition waste management in China 2020年8月1日 Shenzhen government has spared no efforts to enact a series of strategies to more effectively manage construction waste in the recent years, such as promoting low waste construction technologies (Li et al, 2018), launching pilot programs (Yuan, 2013) and closing most landfills (Bao and Lu, 2020)Environmental impact assessment of mobile recycling of demolition waste