construction material known as recycle. struction, embankments, foundations and bulk fills. But once screened to clean fine and coarse aggregates, it lends itself to variety of uses such as
11;In this present research work we utilized recycled coarse aggregates collected from crushed concrete. In concrete, coarse aggregate is accounts for major volume of
91;RCA is produced by crushing existing concrete and then utilized as aggregates in pavement construction. The RCA comprises 60% to 75% of aggregates (both coarse and fine)
2025110;Research pertaining to concrete recycling often overlooks the significance of the fragmentation technique employed during recycled coarse aggregates (RCA) production. This
Concrete recycling Crushed concrete lends itself to many uses such as filling, road base and riprap. With ’s mobile crushers and screens, concrete waste can be efficiently converted
61;The crushing of concrete generates more adhered cement paste in fRCA, resulting in higher contents of soluble alkalis and sulfates in fRCA than in coarse recycled
2012101;The recycling of concrete, bricks and masonry rubble as concrete aggregates is an important way to contribute to a sustainable material flow. However, there are still various
Recycling of concrete is a simple process. It involves breaking, removing, and crushing existing concrete into a material with a specified size and quality. As per study about 75 to 80% of total
922;Over the past decade or so, there has been growing interest in multi-recycling of concrete in order to achieve true sustainable development. The concept of repeated recycling
2017121;The paper reports on a research program that was designed at the American University of Beirut (AUB) to investigate the fresh and hardened mechanical properties of a
200;An effective method of recycling concrete debris which allows its components to return to the construction process is wanted. This paper proposes a waste-free method of
614;The elastic modulus of RCA is lower than that of normal coarse aggregate; the concrete with RCA also exhibited lower values of elastic modulus as compared to the control
91;The recycled coarse aggregate made from concrete waste contains various proportions of adhered old mortar when the employed recycling and crushing technologies are
2013121;Three types of aggregates were used in this study which include natural sand as fine aggregate (NFA), coarse aggregates with grading of 4.75–20 mm were dolomite as
2020129;This study presents a liberation process for recycling high-quality coarse aggregates from waste concrete by impacting with steel grits. Considering the mortar liberation
725;Concrete is a kind of composite building material, with coarse aggregates accounting for 60 % ∼ 70 % of the total volume of concrete. The production of coarse
2024111;The coarse aggregate used to prepare RAC-50-100 is all 2nd-RCA-50. The coarse aggregate after RAC-50-100 is called 3rd-RCA-50-100. The recycling flow of RAC and
201686;Reducing the use of natural resources and replacing it with waste material to avoid problematic landfills has been the principal focus of an emerging and important recycling
2024514;Recycled concrete is a sustainable and eco-friendly substitute for traditional concrete aggregates. It is also known as crushed concrete aggregate (CCA). The process involves crushing demolished concrete
Coarse aggregates are obtained from natural sources, such as quarries, or can be manufactured by crushing rocks or recycling concrete waste. They are an integral part of concrete production
Recycling concrete and asphalt has been taking place in the USA since at least the early 1970s (Nanasy 1972), and by the 1990s was a well-established activity. Coarse recycled crushed
215;According to various studies, the coarse recycled concrete aggregate can replace about 30% of natural crushed coarse aggregate without significant impact on any performance of concrete. Concrete recycling
201141;Strength of recycled concrete made from crushed concrete coarse aggregate. Concrete Int: Des Constr, 5 (1) (1983), pp. 79-83. View in Scopus Sim J. Fundamental
201686;Crushed concrete and masonry waste can be suitable for replacing coarse aggregate in concrete. When crushed masonry is used, compressive strength is lower and the
2024514;Recycled concrete is a sustainable and eco-friendly substitute for traditional concrete aggregates. It is also known as crushed concrete aggregate (CCA). The process
Reusing crushed concrete for new projects preserves natural resources and greatly reduces construction project costs. This helps us to contribute to Florida’s statewide recycling goal of
126;Ahn et al. [17] obtained RCA < 25 mm (0.79 in.) by heating the crushed concrete for about 60 min at 400–500 °C (750-930°F) and then scrubbing it for about 120 min. Similar
202431;This study presents an innovative approach for waste concrete recycling using water-jet impact (WJI) method. The liberation behavior of coarse aggregates subjected to WJI
715;The construction sector is responsible for approximately 6 billion tons of CO 2 emissions [1].Furthermore, the demand for raw material as aggregate for concrete is around
200641;Its main purpose was to demonstrate the technical sustainability of multiple recycling of coarse stone aggregates originally obtained from the demolition of existing concrete elements to...