Recycled Coarse Aggregate
Prof. Neha (Research Scholar), Dr. Sudisht Mishra and Dr. Rajeev Goel, review and explore the advantages and disadvantages of recycled concrete aggregate so that further implications for improvement and enhancements level can be identified. A review was carried
Recycling of Construction Demolition Waste
India is one of the fastest growing economy and is urbanizing rapidly. Over the next 30 years, 53% of the population is expected to be in urban agglomerations. According to the guidelines issued by
Green Concrete and its Scope in India
Green concrete is conventional concrete made up of waste cementitious material; its use reduces the environmental impact of conventional concrete; therefore, replacing concrete ingredients with Construction
Construction & Demolition Waste as Aggregates for Rigid Pavement Applications
Use of large volumes of Construction and Demolition waste based on the concept of reduce, reuse and recycle, encourages sustainable construction practices; for instance, the feasibility of using C&D waste
Iron and Steel Slags - Economically & Environmentally Viable For Road & Civil Construction
With ever increasing demand of raw materials for roads and construction leading to rampant reclamation of natural resources, the eco-balance of the environment is under constant strain. Hence, there is an urgent
Recycled C&D Waste Materials
Large construction activities were taken up after Independence in India. These structures have outlived their lives now and are under demolition. From such demolitions, a considerable quantity of Construction
Escorts launches Autonomous Farming Solutions with India’s first Automated Concept Tractor
At Esclusive 2018, Escorts’ annual innovation platform, the engineering conglomerate launched India’s first Automated Concept Tractor that brings the power of next generation digital vehicle technologies for enabling
