Nuclear Engineering and Design 138 (1992) 179-188 North-Holland Application of concrete to the treatment and disposal of radioactive waste in Japan Yasuro Maki a and Hiroshi Ohnuma b 179 Department of Civil Engineering, Hosei University, Tokyo, Japan b Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Tokyo, Japan Received 20 July 1992 Low level radioactive waste will be disposed at the

Dealing with construction project waste is the last thing you want to worry about on a jobsite. With a large selection of roll-offs and a dedicated team of service representatives, drivers and Builders Direct support, Waste Management will take care of your waste and recycling the right way so you can get the job done.

Concrete is considered construction and demolition (C&D) waste. For complete information about disposal of the full range of construction materials, visit the Construction & Demolition Guidelines and Rates.

Clean Concrete Disposal. Commercial loads of clean concrete waste, including concrete slabs, concrete roof tiles, bricks and pavers, can be dropped off for recycling at our Taree, Stroud, Tuncurry and Gloucester Waste Management Centres.

Construction & Demolition Waste . Material from the construction, demolition and renovation of buildings makes up one-third of our region’s waste. Metro Vancouver aims to increase the recycling rate of the construction, renovation and demolition industry to 80% by diverting recyclable materials, such as wood from disposal. Construction Waste

By recycling concrete and demolition materials, we keep heavy, non-compactable rubble out of the waste stream and reduce airspace in the landfill, which saves money and natural resources. This cost-savings gets passed on to builders, creating a more affordable way to dispose of concrete and demolition remains while also creating building

Recycle excess concrete materials. There are ample opportunities now to recycle. Plastic concrete can be put through a concrete reclaimer to make aggregate suitable for further concrete production. Hardened concrete can be crushed to make an excellent base material with a lot of great uses today.

Unacceptable Waste Delivered by Residents. The following wastes are not allowed to be dropped off under the twice-monthly resident disposal and recycling program: Fence panels; Soil, brick and concrete.** Remodeling waste of any type generated by a resident or contractor at a

Green universal recycling sign with concrete material background Recyclable construction materials include aggregates such as concrete, asphalt, asphalt 

If asphaltic concrete or painted block and brick is to be used as clean fill, it is The landfill may require you to complete a special waste disposal request form, 

via GIPHY. Many councils categorise concrete under “general waste”, which means it goes to landfill. For example, the Brisbane City Council site advises locals to “contact a private landfill, concrete-crushing facility, or other disposal outlets that accept these products. Businesses reuse, recycle or reprocess these products to a saleable product.”

Concrete is considered construction and demolition (C&D) debris, and should be dropped off a C&D Recycler or at the landfill (use the C&D lane). For complete information about disposal of concrete and other construction materials, view Construction & Demolition Guidelines .

Construction Waste, Roll Off, Recycling, Concrete Washout. Roll-off. Construction Waste is a locally owned, certified WBE, Central Indiana waste processing, disposal, and recycling company, offering dumpsters at flat rates, without additional fees and charges.

Maximise concrete waste recovery. Cleanaway offers EPA-approved concrete disposal and recycling services. We accept a variety of demolition debris including broken bricks, concrete, tiles and rubble. In addition to our resource recovery services, we also provide crushed concrete aggregate, product sales and delivery including: Crusher dust

Concrete recycling is the use of rubble from demolished concrete structures. Recycling is cheaper and more ecological than trucking rubble to a landfill. Crushed rubble can be used for road gravel, revetments, retaining walls, landscaping gravel, or raw material for new concrete.