Animal-based waste for building acoustic applications: A review

Oliveira, Marco A.; António, Julieta

doi:10.1016/j.jobe.2023.108430

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“…Cellulose completely degrades up to 8.12 MGy, at which point unstructured regions become apparent along the length of the tiny fibers, facilitating the entry of molecules into the microfibers. The increasing pressure on resources from nature and advanced technology is driven by industrial growth and a commitment to safeguarding the ecosystem [55,56].…”

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A Brief Analysis of The Production of Building Materials Utilizing Waste-Based Reinforcements and Recycled Textiles

Chohan,

et al. 2024

Int. Res. J. multidiscip. Technovation

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The utilization of composite materials in construction has recently exerted a significant impact on society, particularly concerning ecological responsibility and environmental considerations. On a daily basis, proposals advocating the use of emerging materials crafted from discarded or repurposed items are put forth to transcend the limitations posed by conventional resources. One notable aspect of this movement revolves around textile components, encompassing fibres such as wool, cotton, cannabis, and flax. Over the past decade, there has been a heightened focus on worn clothing, as it represents an unprocessed product that holds both commercial viability and ecological benefits. Approximately 1.5 percent of the global waste generated daily comprises textile scraps, with blue jeans, crafted from cotton, standing out as the most prevalent type of apparel worldwide. Textile scraps find new life through recycling, serving various purposes such as the creation of electrical wires, the production of pulverized substances for temperature and acoustic insulation materials, and the incorporation as filler or reinforcement in concrete construction. This paper delves into multiple themes, covering (i) the adverse environmental impacts stemming from the extensive use of clothing; (ii) the recycling and reclamation of textile waste; and (iii) the utilization of waste and reclaimed materials from textiles as building components.

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A Brief Analysis of The Production of Building Materials Utilizing Waste-Based Reinforcements and Recycled Textiles

Chohan,

et al. 2024

Int. Res. J. multidiscip. Technovation

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From Field to Building: Harnessing Bio-Based Building Materials for a Circular Bioeconomy

Parlato,

Pezzuolo

2024

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The transition from a linear to circular economy is driving a growing emphasis on utilizing bio-based materials for bioenergy and construction purposes. This literature review seeks to offer a thorough bibliometric and critical analysis of bio-based building materials, particularly those that incorporate agricultural residues. A selection of pertinent articles was analyzed using text-mining techniques, revealing a substantial increase in research output on this topic, from 74 publications in 2000 to 1238 in 2023. Key areas such as sustainability, sources of bio-based materials, building applications, design and analysis, material properties, and processes have been extensively examined. The cluster “Sustainability” was the most frequently discussed topic, comprising 28.85% of the content, closely followed by “Building Materials and Techniques” at 28.07%. Given the critical role of life cycle assessment (LCA) in sustainability, an additional analysis was conducted focusing on existing research addressing this subject. The findings of this study are aimed at advancing the incorporation of waste-derived bio-based materials into a circular economy framework, thereby supporting the broader objectives of sustainability and resource efficiency.

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Animal-based waste for building acoustic applications: A review

Cited by 2 publications

References 56 publications

A Brief Analysis of The Production of Building Materials Utilizing Waste-Based Reinforcements and Recycled Textiles

A Brief Analysis of The Production of Building Materials Utilizing Waste-Based Reinforcements and Recycled Textiles

From Field to Building: Harnessing Bio-Based Building Materials for a Circular Bioeconomy

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