Construction waste

Uses of construction waste

Recycling construction waste resources is an effective way to reduce the amount of waste going to landfill. The most common method of recycling construction waste is to sort the waste into categories such as concrete, wood, plastic, metal and bricks. Once sorted, these materials can be crushed, ground or processed into new products or materials. For example, concrete and brick wastes can be crushed and used as aggregates for roadbeds or new building projects. Recycled concrete prepared from recycled coarse aggregates can be widely used for most non-structural load-bearing work, e.g., roadbeds and pavements, etc. Recycled fine aggregates can also be used for the preparation of recycled mortar, such as plastering mortar, non-load-bearing masonry mortar, and road base materials. Wood waste can be shredded and used as fuel or compost or made into new manufactured wood. Scrap iron can be crushed to make recycled steel. Asphalt concrete waste, crushed in a crusher, can be recycled and reused in the construction of new roads and pavements. In short, recycling construction waste is a sustainable solution that helps conserve resources, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and minimize the environmental impact of construction activities.

Using our crushing plant can help you recycle construction waste efficiently and save economic cost while reducing its pollution to the environment.