Use of Recycled Plastics in Eco-efficient Concrete Woodhead Publishing Series in Civil and Structural Engineering Series
Coordonnateurs : Pacheco-Torgal F., Khatib Jamal, Colangelo Francesco, Tuladhar Rabin
Use of Recycled Plastics in Eco-efficient Concrete looks at the processing of plastic waste, including techniques for separation, the production of plastic aggregates, the production of concrete with recycled plastic as an aggregate or binder, the fresh properties of concrete with plastic aggregates, the shrinkage of concrete with plastic aggregates, the mechanical properties of concrete with plastic aggregates, toughness of concrete with plastic aggregates, modulus of elasticity of concrete with plastic aggregates, durability of concrete with plastic aggregates, concrete plastic waste powder with enhanced neutron radiation shielding, and more, thus making it a valuable reference for academics and industrial researchers.
1. Introduction to the use of recycled plastics in eco-efficient concrete 2.Techniques for separation of plastic wastes 3. Hydraulic separation of plastic wastes 4. Production of recycled polypropylene (PP) fibers from industrial plastic waste through melt spinning process 5. Fresh properties of concrete containing plastic aggregate 6. Mechanical strength of concrete with PVC aggregates 7. Characteristics of concrete containing EPS 8. Lightweight concrete with polyolefins as aggregates 9. Properties of concrete with plastic polypropylene aggregates 16. Concrete reinforced with metalized plastic waste fibers 17. Performance of concrete with PVC fibres 18. Recycled waste PET for sustainable fiber-reinforced concrete 19. Properties of recycled carpet fiber reinforced concrete 20. Performance of asphalt concrete with plastic fibres 21. Sustainability of using recycled plastic fiber in concrete
academic and industrial researchers who are working with use of plastics in concrete, civil and structural engineers, polymer production technologists, practicing engineers in construction industry, concrete manufacturers
Professor Jamal Khatib is Chair of Civil Engineering at the Beirut Arab University, in the Lebanon and Emeritus Professor at the University of Wolverhampton, UK. His research interests are sustainable construction materials,
structural materials; using waste in construction, lightweight aggregates, admixtures and novel materials in construction applications.
Francesco Colangelo is a Full Professor of Materials Science and Technology at the Parthenope University of Naples in Italy. His main research work covers the recycling of waste materials in concrete especially for?geo-environmental and civil engineering applications?and the application of life cycle assessment methodology in the preparation of innovative building materials.
Dr. Rabin Tuladhar is an Associate Professor and Head of Engineering in the College of Science and Engineering at James Cook University, Australia. He served as Director of Engineering Studies (2018-2020) and Associate Dean of Learning and Teaching (ADLT) (2012-2018) for the College of Science and Engineering.
He is a Civil Engineer, with specialization in Con
- Describes the main types of recycled plastics that can be applied in concrete manufacturing
- Presents, for the first time, state-of-the art knowledge on the properties of conventional concrete with recycled plastics
- Discusses the technological challenges for concrete manufactures for mass production of recycled concrete from plastic waste
Date de parution : 11-2018
Ouvrage de 492 p.
15x22.8 cm
Thèmes d’Use of Recycled Plastics in Eco-efficient Concrete :
Mots-clés :
Aspect ratio; Asphalt concrete; Asphalt mixture; Asphalt modifier; Axial stress–strain relationship; Bitumen reduction; Carbon emission; Carpet structure; Carpets; Compacted CD; Compressive strength; Computational fluid dynamics; Concrete containing recycled carpet fiber; Concrete ductility improvement; Concrete performance; Concrete reinforcement; Concrete; Dioctyl terephthalate concrete; Disposal of waste PET; Drain down; Dry process; Dry way; Ductility; Eco-friendly; E-waste; Expanded polystyrene; Experimental test; Fatigue cracks; Fiber properties; Fiber recycling; Fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC)PVC fiber; Fresh density; High-density polyethylene; Hydraulic channel; Hydrogen; Hygric properties; Industrial plastic waste; Landfill; Life cycle assessment; Lightweight aggregate concrete; Lightweight aggregate for concrete; Lightweight concrete; Mechanical properties; Mechanical recycling; Melt spinning; Metalized plastic waste; Natural-based resources