2011
DOI: 10.1007/s00501-011-0025-0
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Wiederverwertung von Tunnelausbruchmaterial – Abfallrecht im Berg- und Tunnelbau

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“…A clear differentiation must be made between geogenous and anthropogenous contamination. In order to gain legal certainty, there is still no status for tunnel spoil as a Material flow using new analysis, separation and recycling techniques to achieve zero waste product, which is permitted for use as a quality-assured recycling material [10]. To go a step ahead, Austrian engineers together with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management have produced a first guideline called Verwendung von Tunnelausbruch (Recycling of tunnel excavation material) [6], [19], [25].…”
Section: Overall Strategy and General Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A clear differentiation must be made between geogenous and anthropogenous contamination. In order to gain legal certainty, there is still no status for tunnel spoil as a Material flow using new analysis, separation and recycling techniques to achieve zero waste product, which is permitted for use as a quality-assured recycling material [10]. To go a step ahead, Austrian engineers together with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management have produced a first guideline called Verwendung von Tunnelausbruch (Recycling of tunnel excavation material) [6], [19], [25].…”
Section: Overall Strategy and General Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besteht jedoch eine Kontamination des Materials, so ist vor Wiederverwendung desselbigen ein Abfallende herbeizuführen. Gemäß AWG § 5 gibt es hierfür drei Möglichkeiten [17]:…”
Section: Rechtliche Rahmenbedingungenunclassified
“…War dieser Anteil zum Zeitpunkt der Erstellung des vorhergehenden Bundes‐Abfallwirtschaftsplans (BAWP 2006) noch wesentlich geringer, so ist die Menge an Aushubmaterial in den letzten Jahren unter anderem v. a. aufgrund der verstärkten Bautätigkeit der Österreichischen Bundesbahnen stark angestiegen. Tunnelausbruchmaterial hat damit einen großen Anteil am Abfallaufkommen in Österreich, wenn es auch nicht als eigene Kategorie erfasst wird [17].…”
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