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Filipino Students Make Eco-Concrete With Recycled
A team of civil engineering students from the University of the Philippines has developed an environmentally-friendly concrete that is made from recycled and locally sourced materials. Their innovation, a concrete made from fly ash, waste glass and the locally abundant rock pozzolanic tuff, won them the eco-concrete prize in a competition
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Demolition companies gladly dump their rubble there at the Lock-Block concrete recycling
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ELKON, which has high quality and effective solutions for all applications where concrete is used such as
Concrete
Concrete recycling is becoming an increasingly popular way to utilize waste concrete left
Philippines New Concrete Plant in
By using ELKON Concrete Recycling Plant, the waste concrete released from concrete pump and the truck mixer during washing as well as the concrete left at the truck mixer at the end of a production day can be recycled. Waste concrete can be separated as cement-rich water-cement mixture and coarse
Filipino Students Make Eco-Concrete With Recycled Waste Local
A team of civil engineering students from the University of the Philippines has developed an environmentally-friendly concrete that is made from recycled and locally sourced materials. Their innovation, a concrete made from fly ash, waste glass and the locally abundant rock pozzolanic tuff, won them the eco-concrete prize in a competition
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Recycling Concrete Debris from Construction and Demolition
Recycling of concrete debris can make a contribution to reducing the total environmental impact of the building sector. To increase the scope for recycling in the future, aspects of recycling have
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MEKA CONCRETE RECYCLING SYSTEM. Energy savings thanks to reduced running time. Low consumption of wash water. Low maintenance, easy and quick. Non-stick Sint engineering polymer components resistant to abrasion. Perfect aggregate washing. High efficiency in solid-liquid separation thanks to large water volume in the
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Demolition companies gladly dump their rubble there at the Lock-Block concrete recycling plant—and pay a tipping fee—rather than spend the time and money to haul it to land fill. “They are getting the raw material not only for free, but also making money on it,” said
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ELKON, which has high quality and effective solutions for all applications where concrete is used such as dams, airports, subways, residential buildings, shopping malls, road constructions, is accepted as a reference for concrete plants in many
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Concrete recycling is becoming an increasingly popular way to utilize waste concrete left behind when structures or roadways are demolished. In the past, this rubble was disposed of in landfills, but with more attention being paid to environmental concerns, concrete recycling allows reuse of the rubble while also keeping construction costs
Philippines’ Waste and the Ban of Incineration – GLOBAL
In March 2021, snack food company Mondelez Philippines teamed up with social enterprise The Plastic Flamingo to collect and recycle 40 metric tons of post-consumer plastic packaging to produce “eco-bricks” as a sustainable wood alternative to be applied in the construction
Big businesses to build P25 million recycling
The Philippine Alliance for Recycling and Materials Sustainability said it includes Coke franchise bottler Coca-Cola FEMSA Philippines, Liwayway Marketing, Monde Nissin, Nestle Philippines, Pepsi-Cola, Procter Gamble, Unilever, Universal Robina and industry groups including the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Philippine