Task 1:Worksheets on the use of waste and non-traditional materials
Task 1:Worksheets on the use of waste and non-traditional materials
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Each group of students selects and focuses on some non-traditional and ecological materials and waste used in construction in their own country
Czech republic
Czech republic
In the waste management plan of the Czech Republic use of products made from construction and demolition waste (for example, shredded concrete) in the construction sector is promoted.
The following commodities are included: metals, paper, plastics, glass, construction and demolition materials, energy by-products, discarded waste, used tyres and waste rubber, waste batteries and accumulators.
Between 2015 - 2020 the plan was to increase to at least 70% by weight the rate of preparing for re-use and the rate of recycling of construction and demolition waste and other types of material recovery, including backfilling, in which materials are replaced.
The Czech Republic uses the funds from the EU as much as possible for the construction and modernisation of waste infrastructure.
Zapa Beton a.s.
Technical hemp
Foamglass
Foamglass
Straw
Straw
Plastics
Pallets
Pallets
Bamboo
Students' mapping the waste processing companies in the region of Kladno, Czech Republic
France
France
In France, the building sector generates more than 40 million tonnes of waste every year, 75% of which is inert, 23% non-hazardous and 2% hazardous waste.
At the same time, this sector consumes large quantities of resources to meet the needs of renovation and new construction.
Hemp concrete _ Margot Chatain.pdfHemp concrete - Margot
Métisse
Sheep wool_EliseDucamin.pdfSheep wool - Elise
Tyre - Fleuryan
The straw unusual material - Anaël LASSERRE.pdfIsulating straw _ Anaël
Italy
Italy
Slovakia
Slovakia
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