Experimental Investigation on Concrete with E-waste - A Way to Minimize Solid Waste Deposition

In recent years, the generation of Electronic waste (E-waste) has increased to a greater extent worldwide. The use of electronic devices has proliferated in recent decades and proportionality, and the quantity of electronic devices that are disposed of is growing rapidly throughout the world. Electr...

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Main Author: P. Muthupriya and B. Vignesh Kumar
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Technoscience Publications 2021-09-01
Series:Nature Environment and Pollution Technology
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spelling doaj-1bac40a27fe54b0f932a8f0a22d2d5022021-09-02T11:25:46ZengTechnoscience PublicationsNature Environment and Pollution Technology0972-62682395-34542021-09-012031185119110.46488/NEPT.2021.v20i03.026Experimental Investigation on Concrete with E-waste - A Way to Minimize Solid Waste DepositionP. Muthupriya and B. Vignesh KumarIn recent years, the generation of Electronic waste (E-waste) has increased to a greater extent worldwide. The use of electronic devices has proliferated in recent decades and proportionality, and the quantity of electronic devices that are disposed of is growing rapidly throughout the world. Electronic waste (E-waste) typically includes general household electronics, discarded electronic gadgets, and circuit boards. With the growing use of consumer electronics, there is a huge generation of E-waste every day. Reuse of E-waste plastics as aggregates or filler in some or other forms of in construction industry may be considered as economical and technically viable for solving the disposal of a large amount of waste and this can be used as aggregates and fine filler in concrete or the construction of flexible pavement. The idea was to determine whether E-waste plastic components can be used as an alternative to conventional material like bitumen, filler in the bituminous mix in a flexible pavement structure. This is an effective alternative solution to reduce the growing quantity of E-waste.https://neptjournal.com/upload-images/(26)B-3763.pdfe-waste, coarse aggregate, solid waste, strength properties
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Experimental Investigation on Concrete with E-waste - A Way to Minimize Solid Waste Deposition
Nature Environment and Pollution Technology
e-waste, coarse aggregate, solid waste, strength properties
author_facet P. Muthupriya and B. Vignesh Kumar
author_sort P. Muthupriya and B. Vignesh Kumar
title Experimental Investigation on Concrete with E-waste - A Way to Minimize Solid Waste Deposition
title_short Experimental Investigation on Concrete with E-waste - A Way to Minimize Solid Waste Deposition
title_full Experimental Investigation on Concrete with E-waste - A Way to Minimize Solid Waste Deposition
title_fullStr Experimental Investigation on Concrete with E-waste - A Way to Minimize Solid Waste Deposition
title_full_unstemmed Experimental Investigation on Concrete with E-waste - A Way to Minimize Solid Waste Deposition
title_sort experimental investigation on concrete with e-waste - a way to minimize solid waste deposition
publisher Technoscience Publications
series Nature Environment and Pollution Technology
issn 0972-6268
2395-3454
publishDate 2021-09-01
description In recent years, the generation of Electronic waste (E-waste) has increased to a greater extent worldwide. The use of electronic devices has proliferated in recent decades and proportionality, and the quantity of electronic devices that are disposed of is growing rapidly throughout the world. Electronic waste (E-waste) typically includes general household electronics, discarded electronic gadgets, and circuit boards. With the growing use of consumer electronics, there is a huge generation of E-waste every day. Reuse of E-waste plastics as aggregates or filler in some or other forms of in construction industry may be considered as economical and technically viable for solving the disposal of a large amount of waste and this can be used as aggregates and fine filler in concrete or the construction of flexible pavement. The idea was to determine whether E-waste plastic components can be used as an alternative to conventional material like bitumen, filler in the bituminous mix in a flexible pavement structure. This is an effective alternative solution to reduce the growing quantity of E-waste.
topic e-waste, coarse aggregate, solid waste, strength properties
url https://neptjournal.com/upload-images/(26)B-3763.pdf
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