Optimisation of the construction and demolition waste management facilities location in Cantabria (Spain) under economical and environmental criteria

Galán, Berta; Dosal, Elena; Andrés, A.; Viguri, Javier R.

doi:10.1007/s12649-013-9196-0

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“…One conclusion was that such investment is risky due to low costs for the landfilling of C&D waste and the use of quarry materials in combination with high investment costs for the recycling facility. Galan et al (2013) optimized localizations for waste recycling facilities due to transportation distances and total costs in the region of Cantabria in Spain. Recycling facilities with a capacity of 50 000e300 000 tons was evaluated.…”

Section: Recycling At Facilitymentioning

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“…All material is currently landfilled. An optimal combination of recycling facilities, according to Galan et al (2013), was three processing plants or one processing plant combined with three transfer stations. In the suggested scenarios, transport distances for C&D waste could be reduced by 35% (Galan et al, 2013).…”

Section: Recycling At Facilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…An optimal combination of recycling facilities, according to Galan et al (2013), was three processing plants or one processing plant combined with three transfer stations. In the suggested scenarios, transport distances for C&D waste could be reduced by 35% (Galan et al, 2013). Robinson and Kapo (2004) analyzed the suitability for recycling facilities in Maryland and Virginia of United States and Yuan (2013) studied the strengths and weaknesses for improved construction waste management in Hong Kong, China.…”

Section: Recycling At Facilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Sustainable management of excavated soil and rock in urban areas – A literature review

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Lundberg

Svedberg

et al. 2015

Journal of Cleaner Production

126

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Keywords:Excavated soil and rock Construction and demolition waste Material flow analysis Sustainable management Resource a b s t r a c t Construction in urban areas implies use of construction materials from quarries and excavation of soil and rock. From a resource perspective, there could be benefits from using excavated soil and rock as a construction material. The aim of this paper is to describe the material flow and management practices of urban excavated soil and rock from the perspective of resource efficiency. A conceptual model for the urban flow of excavated soil and rock was developed and a literature review concerning the management of excavated soil and rock was conducted. The conceptual model was subsequently used to clarify the different perspectives of the scientific literature and knowledge gaps. Conclusions drawn are that there is little knowledge about the quantities and the fate of excavated soil and rock in urban areas. Current research is focusing on the waste flows of construction material and little is known about the overall management practices of excavated soil and rock. Clearly, excavated soil and rock are often disposed at landfills and the recycling rate for high quality purposes is low. There is a need to evaluate the potential for an increased use of excavated soil and rock as construction material. However, the overall efficiency of urban construction material management can only be evaluated and improved by also including construction materials produced in quarries.

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Section: Recycling At Facilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Recycling At Facilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Recycling At Facilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Sustainable management of excavated soil and rock in urban areas – A literature review

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Svedberg

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Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…Construction solid waste (CSW) activities are a major source of waste; their share varies between 13% and 40% of the total solid waste generated, depending on the country. It is estimated that about 30%~46% of CSW generated is recycled in the world [10][11]. According to the literature [12], in China, 2 billion tons of CSW is produced each year, accounting for more than 30% of the municipal solid waste.…”

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Development and energy evaluation of novel integrated envelopes without thermal bridges

Zheng

Chen

et al. 2019

Energy and Buildings

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In this study, to eliminate thermal bridges caused by traditional insulation system, a new synthesis method of novel integrated envelopes was proposed. This proposed integrated envelope consisted of two layers, including the base part and insulation part. Construction solid wastes were applied as raw materials and the influences of the raw material ratio, additive content, and sintering temperature on micro and macro performances were investigated. The experiment results show that the optimal sample was sintered at 1200℃, with raw materials of 50wt.% waste glass, 40wt.% mineral wool waste, 10wt.% waste quartz for both parts, and with another 2wt.% SiC and 1~3wt.% Na3PO4•12H2O for the insulation part. The corresponding optimal samples have the best performance, such as the dense base, a uniform pore structure, and good thermal insulation. Moreover, the energy analysis results revealed that this proposed material has good environmental sustainability and could efficiently reduce the negative impact of thermal bridges with the energy conservation of 8.18%.

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“…GA / AIS Eskandarpour et al [191] 2013 (lin) exact / heur. LINGO, Gurobi / VNS Fahimnia et al [140] 2013 exact AMPL + CPLEX Galan et al [283] 2013 exact GAMS Golebiewski et al [236] 2013 heur. GA Lee et al [301] 2013 exact GAMS zceylan and Paksoy [159] 2013 exact GAMS + CPLEX zceylan and Paksoy [228] 2013 exact GAMS + CPLEX zceylan and Paksoy [291] 2013 exact GAMS + BARON zkr and Baslgl [212] 2013 exact GAMS + BARON Phuc et al [201] 2013 exact MATLAB Ramezani et al [182] 2013 unclear Ramezani et al [183] 2013 exact GAMS + CPLEX Samanlioglu [101] 2013 exact CPLEX Shokohyar and Mansour [135] 2013 heur.…”

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Literature review: Strategic network optimization models in waste reverse supply chains

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Beliën

Boeck

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Omega

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Optimisation of the construction and demolition waste management facilities location in Cantabria (Spain) under economical and environmental criteria

Cited by 30 publications

References 28 publications

Sustainable management of excavated soil and rock in urban areas – A literature review

Sustainable management of excavated soil and rock in urban areas – A literature review

Development and energy evaluation of novel integrated envelopes without thermal bridges

Literature review: Strategic network optimization models in waste reverse supply chains

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