Reuse of road waste materials.

Reuse of Boron Waste as an Additive in Road Base Material

The amount of boron waste increases year by year. There is an urgent demand to manage it in order to reduce the environmental impact. In this paper, boron waste was reused as an additive in road base material. Lime and cement were employed to stabilize the waste mixture. Mechanical performances of stabilized mixture were evaluated by experimental methods. A compaction test, an unconfined compre...

Environmental evaluation of reuse of by-products as road construction materials in Sweden.

Reuse of by-products in road construction is most often environmentally evaluated from the narrow perspective of the material itself, i.e. the material level. In this article, we argue that the current mainstream environmental evaluation of reuse of by-products in road construction should use wider system boundaries. In order to illustrate the importance of system boundaries to the final result...

Beneficial Reuse of Locally-available Waste Materials as Lightweight Aggregate in Lightweight Concrete

Reuse of Teaching Materials in Targeteam

Electronic representation of teaching materials enables their reuse for a more efficient development of courses. Most authors consider reuse as a matter of metadata, which describes entities of teaching materials in a way that authors can search and assess the entities before adding them to a course. In this paper we identify two additional requirements for reusable entities: Abstractness and a...

Hazardous Materials & Hazardous Waste Management

The Hazardous Material Removal Program will provide all academic departments and faculty with the opportunity to dispose of unneeded hazardous chemicals and radioactive material with no EH&S recharge. The disposal program will be organized building by building and advanced notice will be given to each department. Radioactive waste and materials along with routine chemical waste will be collecte...