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Rio 2016 sustainable construction commitments lead to new developments in recycled aggregate concrete

Toledo Filho, R. D. ; Koenders, E. A. B. ; Pepe, M. ; Cordei, G. C. ; Fairbairn, E. ; Martinelli, E. (2013):
Rio 2016 sustainable construction commitments lead to new developments in recycled aggregate concrete.
In: Civil Engineering: Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 166 (6), pp. 28-35. ISSN 0965-089X,
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Abstract

The Brazilian construction industry is committed to delivering the venues and infrastructure of the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games with zero increase in carbon dioxide emissions, reduced consumption of raw materials, increased use of renewable materials and 100% local recycling of construction waste. This in turn has led to significant research and development into using cement replacements – particularly sugar-cane ash from local ethanol production – and recycled aggregates in concrete production. This paper reports on the initial and promising results for ecological concrete mixes using up to 20% sugar-cane ash and 50% cleaned recycled aggregates from demolition waste.

Item Type: Article
Erschienen: 2013
Creators: Toledo Filho, R. D. ; Koenders, E. A. B. ; Pepe, M. ; Cordei, G. C. ; Fairbairn, E. ; Martinelli, E.
Title: Rio 2016 sustainable construction commitments lead to new developments in recycled aggregate concrete
Language: English
Abstract:

The Brazilian construction industry is committed to delivering the venues and infrastructure of the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games with zero increase in carbon dioxide emissions, reduced consumption of raw materials, increased use of renewable materials and 100% local recycling of construction waste. This in turn has led to significant research and development into using cement replacements – particularly sugar-cane ash from local ethanol production – and recycled aggregates in concrete production. This paper reports on the initial and promising results for ecological concrete mixes using up to 20% sugar-cane ash and 50% cleaned recycled aggregates from demolition waste.

Journal or Publication Title: Civil Engineering: Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers
Volume of the journal: 166
Issue Number: 6
Uncontrolled Keywords: recycling & reuse of materials/sustainability
Divisions: 13 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Sciences
13 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Sciences > Institute of Construction and Building Materials
Date Deposited: 02 Jun 2015 09:11
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