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Webinar 9Towards Standardising Recycled Aggregates

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One of the UK’s top 20 universities (Guardian University Guide 2021)

8 June 2021

Dr Moray Newlands, Senior Lecturer Civil Engineering, Associate Dean Industrial EngagementConcrete Technology Unit

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Where is Dundee?

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A typical day in Dundee!

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The Concrete Technology Unit

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Scottish Geotechnical Centrifuge:

XRD/XRF/SEM AnalysisµCT Scanning

Rheological Properties

Numerical Modelling and Verification Tests

Accelerated and natural durability testing

Full‐scale trials

Research Impact and Sustainability

Research Impact and Sustainability

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The Challenge for Sustainability

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RAEng Frontiers ChampionDr Boksun Kim

Recycled Aggregate Concrete in South East Asia 

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Pagedundee.ac.uk 5https://www.acenet.co.uk/media/5151/ace-five-capitals-report-2020.pdf

Sustainability – The Five Capitals Approach

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The Environmental Impact of Cities – ASEAN Region

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https://theaseanpost.com/article/aseans‐megacities‐dangerMay 2019

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The Construction Industry in South East Asia

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• Developing Society…

• Infrastructure and Urbanization…

• With construction comes CDW!!

A review of construction and demolition waste management in Southeast Asia, Ngoc Han Hoang, Tomonori Ishigaki, Rieko Kubota, Masato Yamada, Ken Kawamoto, Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management (2020) 22:315–325, August 2019 

doi.org/10.1007/s10163‐019‐00914‐5

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Defining CDW in SE Asia

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CDW is “composed of soil, non‐reinforced and reinforced concretes, bricks, concrete blocks, lightweight concrete blocks, asphalts, and….

Thailand

CDW is “a mixture of hardcore (concrete, masonry, bricks, tiles), reinforcement bars, dry walls, wood, plastic, glass, scrap iron and other metals, etc”….

Singapore

Solid waste from construction activities (including renovationand demolition of works, called as construction solid waste) must be classified and managed as follows: a) soil, sludge from excavation, dredging topsoil, digging the foundation piles […]; b) gravelly soil, solid waste from construction materials (brick, tile, grout, concrete, adhesives materials overdue) […]; c) recyclable solid waste such as glass, steel, wood, paper, plastics […].”

Vietnam

A review of construction and demolition waste management in Southeast Asia, Ngoc Han Hoang, Tomonori Ishigaki, Rieko Kubota, Masato Yamada, Ken Kawamoto, Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management (2020) 22:315–325, August 2019 

doi.org/10.1007/s10163‐019‐00914‐5

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CDW Constituents – Source Dependent

9A review of construction and demolition waste management in Southeast Asia, Ngoc Han Hoang, Tomonori Ishigaki, Rieko Kubota, 

Masato Yamada, Ken Kawamoto, Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management (2020) 22:315–325, August 2019 doi.org/10.1007/s10163‐019‐00914‐5

Preferred waste streams?

Is it worth standardising?

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Why aggregates? Isn’t Portland Cement the problem?

Mineral Products Association Fact Sheet 18 Embodied CO2e of UK cement, additions and cementitious material, 2019 (Update F)

Specifying Sustainable Concrete – Understanding the Role of Constituent Materials, The Concrete Centre, February 2020

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Why aggregates? Isn’t Portland Cement the problem?

European Raw Materials Initiative (RMI)

Conversion of RMI data into an equivalent residual life

Supply Risk vs Economic Risk

Scarcity and Resource efficiency

Sustainable Natural Resources Project, Phase 2A project report, University of Dundee, 2012

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Why Standardise?

Quality

Efficiency 

Safety

Interchangeability

Reliability

BETTER BUSINESSBETTER REGULATION

BETTER PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

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Specification and Procurement

Requirements understood by all parties

Understood rules where the risks are known

In terms of construction…

Simplifies specification 

Simplifies conformity 

Reduces costs 

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Types of Standards

International standards

ISO

Regional standards ASEAN

National standardsMalaysia (MS)

Thailand (TISI) Vietnam (TVCN)

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Developing New Standards – Which Approach?

15Webinar 5: Performance of recycled aggregate concrete: 

strength and stiffness, J de Brito, Tecnico Lisboa, March 2021Webinar 6: Performance of recycled aggregate concrete: Durability, K A Paine, University of Bath, March 2021

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Developing New Standards – Which Approach?

Webinar 4: British standards and the use of recycled aggregate in concrete, C Clear, Mineral Products Association, February 2021

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Appropriate Standards for Appropriate Use

17Webinar 1:  Recycled aggregates and use in concrete construction: the basics, 

R K Dhir, Applying Concrete Knowledge, UoD, UoB, TCD, January 2021

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Barriers, Challenges and Incentives

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Standards for Recycled Aggregate 

Concrete

Culture and Incentives

Sourcing and Supply Chain

Consistency and QA/QC

Evidencing/EnsuringPerformance

EconomicViability

Impact and LCA

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Culture and Incentives

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Customer perceptions and requirements

Processes and Products

Webinar 3: Effects of Recycled Aggregate Concrete on Societies, Norshahrizan Nordin, University Malaysia Perlis, February 2021

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Culture and Incentives

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Hong Kong Government introduced the Construction Waste Disposal Charging Scheme in December 2005 to ensure that disposal of construction and demolition (C&D) waste is properly priced to reduce such waste. 

Landfill Tax (1996 ‐ )

https://www.sepa.org.uk/regulations/waste/scottish‐landfill‐tax/

Aggregate Levy (2002 ‐ )

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/review‐of‐the‐aggregates‐levy/review‐of‐the‐aggregates‐levy‐discussion‐paper

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Economic Viability

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Processing Plants: Mobile or Static?

Throughput of C&DWCapital CostsCrusherScreenerLoaders

Operating CostsSkilled / Unskilled LabourManagementEnergy

MaintenanceTransportWaste Disposal

Land Acquisition A model for assessing the economic viability of construction and demolition waste recycling—the case of Ireland, X Duran, H Lenihan, B O’Regan, Resources Conservation and Recycling. 46. 2006

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Sourcing and Supply Chain

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Is RA/RCA always the most sustainable option?

https://tools.breeam.com/filelibrary/Consultations/SD5078_DRAFT‐UK_nondom_NC_2018‐manual.pdf

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Consistency and QA/QC

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BS EN 933‐11: 2009

Webinar 8: Quality Control of Recycled Concrete Aggregates, Arvind Suryavanshi, PT Pionirbeton Industri, May 2021

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Evidencing and Ensuring Performance

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ManilaMean Temp = 28°C Mean RH = 75%

BangkokMean Temp = 26°C Mean RH = 80%

Performance Requirements

X0 - No risk of corrosion or attack XC - Corrosion induced by carbonation

XD - Corrosion induced by chlorides (not seawater)XS - Corrosion induced by chlorides from seawater

XA - Chemical attack

Suitable Performance Test Methods

Reliable?Repeatable?

Reproducible?Cost effective?

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Impact and Life Cycle Analysis

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Life cycle assessment and life cycle costing toward eco‐efficiency concrete waste management in Malaysia, C M Maha T Fujiwaraa, C S Ho, Journal of Cleaner Production, 172 (2018) 3415‐3427

Landfill (Business as Usual)

S3: Process and use in Use in Readymix Concrete

S2: Process and use in Use as Roadbase Material

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Way forward?

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Client Education 

Research and Field Trials 

Cost/Benefit Studies

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Designed by the renowned Japanese architect, Kengo Kuma, showcases the best in international design and blockbuster exhibitions. 

Thank YouDr Moray Newlands [email protected]