3. Recycling surplus inert materials from the construction industry
3.1 Principle
A survey carried out in the early 2000s revealed that almost 100 million tonnes of waste and surplus were landfilled every year in France, including 9 million tonnes in the Ile-de-France region. Most of this waste comes from the construction and civil engineering industries, and consists mainly of inert soil from trenching, excavations and digs of all kinds.
Faced with this situation, the authorities have introduced a number of regulations to encourage the development of recycling channels. Professionals have taken up the problem, developed original technical solutions and created a new inert waste recycling business, which has developed on the outskirts of urban areas.
The recycling of surplus materials is not a new activity,...
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Bibliography
Standards and norms
- Chaux de construction. - AFNOR NF EN 459 -
- Tests to determine the mechanical and physical properties of aggregates – Determination of the porosity of dry compacted filler. - AFNOR NF EN 1097-4 - 06/2008
- Sol traité à la chaux. - AFNOR NF EN 1227-11 -
- Essai d'évaluation de l'aptitude d'un sol au traitement. - AFNOR NF P 94-100 -
- Bituminous mixes – Test methods for hot hydrocarbon mixes...
Directories
Organizations – Federations – Associations (non-exhaustive list)
• UP Chaux – Union of lime producers
• National Lime Association (USA)
• IMA Europe – Industrial Minerals Association...
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