Repurposed materials in construction: A review of low-processed scrap tires in civil engineering applications for disaster risk reduction

Lamour, Mathieu; Cecchin, Andrea

doi:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2021.123368

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“…Approximately 16 countries are utilizing waste materials for recycling exclusively for civil engineering applications. Scrap tyres are the exclusive waste material required to be used for construction as the dumping of tyres causes' huge distress to environment and the society [13].Tyre in the rubber and the steel reinforcing cords inbuilt in it together behave like a conventional rubber bearings [14]. The scrap tyres could be used as bearings or tyre crumbs [15].…”

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WITHDRAWN: Seismic Analysis of RC framed Building Situated in High Risk Seismic Zone with Recyclable Scrap Tyre Mix for Base Isolation using Finite Element Modeling

Raj

2023

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Sustainable construction is a key component of the current trend. For civil engineers to master the talent of creating sustainable buildings, recyclable materials must be used. These recyclable waste items from industrial uses must be converted into practical building materials. A number of by-products that are particularly harmful to our environment include scrap tyres as a major ingredient. Used and worn-out automobile tyres could be used in construction as a basic isolation element. These discarded tyres will be utilized as bearings or crumbles for seismic shock absorbers. This paper emphasis the performance of a three-storey RC framed building situated in Nepal with and without scrap tyre crumb mix as base isolation material. The applications of SAP 2000 software package is completely applied for the investigation which is very unique. For instance, the dynamic properties of the building with respect to fixed base (without soil-structure interaction effect is studied) such as base shear, acceleration, displacement and frequencies of the building were studied. Subsequently, the dynamic properties pertaining to the implementation of soil-structure interaction analysis, with and without soil-tyre mix is computed and eventually compared with that of the building without soil-structure interaction criteria. The elegance of this paper is that the analysis has been conducted for five different combinations of tyre crumbs such as 0%, 10%, 20%, 30% and 50%. Furthermore, the investigation has been evaluated for two categories of importance factors such as 1 and 1.2. Moreover, the analysis has been enhanced by further study pertaining to soil conditions such as hard, medium and soft soil as per IS code conditions. From the study it is observed that, 30% tyre crumb combination has superior reduction in base shear, acceleration and frequencies and, increased displacement in all phases of the investigation.

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WITHDRAWN: Seismic Analysis of RC framed Building Situated in High Risk Seismic Zone with Recyclable Scrap Tyre Mix for Base Isolation using Finite Element Modeling

Raj

2023

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Analyzing drivers of sustainable project‐driven supply chains: A fuzzy Delphi methodology–grey relational analysis approach

Shishodia,

Sharma,

M.R.

et al. 2023

Bus Strat Env

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A sustainable project‐driven supply chain (SPDSC) refers to integrating sustainability into project management to improve the sustainability performance of projects. Integrating sustainability and supply chain management is any project‐based organization's most significant performance‐related challenge. Therefore, the present study explores the drivers that can effectively tackle supply chain issues in managing projects undertaken in construction contracting firms for long‐term sustainability. Sixteen critical drivers were considered through a rigorous literature review and fuzzy Delphi method (FDM) for construction contracting firms. Then, selected drivers were used to analyze established construction contracting firms using a grey relational analysis (GRA) technique. The results highlight that construction contracting firms (CCFs) considered the drivers of sustainable use of resources, energy and eco‐efficiency, and environmental impact assessment; stakeholder engagement and social impact; and supply chain collaboration dimensions need to be improved for enhancing the sustainability of PDSCs. This study's contribution is twofold: It quantifies the identified set of critical drivers relevant to SPDSCs; it offers the CCFs a practical toolkit for sustainable project deliverables.

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Seismic Performance Analysis of Masonry Building with Scrap Tyre Pad Isolators

Mathew,

Sajeeb,

Anandhakrishnan

2023

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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Repurposed materials in construction: A review of low-processed scrap tires in civil engineering applications for disaster risk reduction

Cited by 19 publications

References 74 publications

WITHDRAWN: Seismic Analysis of RC framed Building Situated in High Risk Seismic Zone with Recyclable Scrap Tyre Mix for Base Isolation using Finite Element Modeling

WITHDRAWN: Seismic Analysis of RC framed Building Situated in High Risk Seismic Zone with Recyclable Scrap Tyre Mix for Base Isolation using Finite Element Modeling

Analyzing drivers of sustainable project‐driven supply chains: A fuzzy Delphi methodology–grey relational analysis approach

Seismic Performance Analysis of Masonry Building with Scrap Tyre Pad Isolators

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