Reutilization of industrial waste in civil engineering

Author: Zhang Fengxiang et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically discusses the reuse of civil engineering waste (construction-generated soil, sludge, dredged soil, waste concrete, waste road asphalt concrete, etc.), thermal power generation waste (various types of fly ash), steel industry waste (steel, iron, copper slag), waste food, waste plastics, waste rubber tires, waste pulp sludge, and other materials in various civil engineering projects, including highways, railways, bridges, airports, breakwaters, river revetments, reservoir embankments, mines, subway stations, tunnel sections, diaphragm walls, pile foundations, foundation reinforcement, waterproofing and drainage, artificial ground layers, and plant cultivation layers. The book covers reuse methods (including the principles of reuse, rationale for selecting methods, design methods, selection of construction equipment, construction procedures, construction supervision methods, analysis of construction results, and key points to note during construction). Additionally, the book provides numerous engineering case studies. These cases are summaries of successful on-site construction experiences in recent years, well-organized, complete with data, and highly reliable, offering significant reference value for practical engineering design, construction, surveying, and supervision. Some cases can be directly applied. This book is suitable for researchers, designers, construction personnel, supervisors, and university students and faculty in related fields, including water conservancy, highways, railways, bridges, tunnels, foundation reinforcement, pile foundation engineering, airport construction, harbor construction, fly ash application promotion, steel slag application promotion, waste tire reuse, waste pulp sludge reuse, waste food reuse, plant cultivation, and landscape gardening in circular economy industries.