C&D Waste Recycling

Project Overview:The construction waste recycling project is located in the suburbs of Moscow, Russia, with a processing capacity of 100 tons per hour. Its purpose is to clean up the demolition waste of buildings in Moscow city and reuse the recycled materials into building aggregates. The project produces four different specifications of finished materials, namely 0-5mm, 5-20mm, 20-40mm, and 40-70mm.This construction waste recycling line equipment includes crushing system, conveying system, sorting system…

The main components of building materials are bricks, stones, concrete, wood, metal, etc. These components can be recycled into recycled aggregates after a little treatment. The recycling of building materials is inseparable from the pretreatment link. building materials recycling plant can turn the building materials is made into recycled products trough a series of preparation measures, generally including several processes such as coarse separation, crushing, sorting, and screening.Coarse separation of…

In recent years, domestic garbage and kitchen waste in many areas have been recycled. Only construction and demolition waste cannot be recycled, which has become a major problem in garbage disposal. In view of this situation, many cities have established construction and demolition waste sorting centers, which provide a good reference for other cities and regions to solve similar problems. Let us briefly understand the disposal equipment in the construction and demolition waste sorting centers.Why is it…

Mobile jaw crushing plant are designed for primary crushing rocks or C&D wastes of any strength to produce or recycle crushed stone and aggregate. The principle operation of a mobile jaw crusher is based on the compression of the material by the working surfaces (cheeks), which leads to its destruction and crushing. Only the crushing jaws are subject to wear in jaw crushers, the side walls are not involved in the crushing process. Mobile jaw crushers are rightfully considered one of the most reliable and…

Wastes from the construction and demolition (C&D) activities create substantial environmental impacts. These environmental impacts include high consumptionof energy, the generationof solid waste, pollution damages to the environmental such as sedimentation, soil erosion and flash flood, the increase in the emission of greenhouse gas (GHG) and resource depletion spanning the design, construction and operational phases of a project.Equipment for Recycling C&D WasteA wide variety of equipment is available to…

ClassificationThe three main types of material derived from most CDW are crushed concrete, crushed masonry, and mixed demolition debris. After crushing and undergoing beneficiation in certified recycling plants, the resulting aggregates may be assigned to one of the four following categories.Recycled Concrete Aggregates (RCA)Concrete is found in most RA because it is the most used construction material in structural applications. Organizations in various countries have developed specifications which…

This is a resource recycling project with an annual disposal of 100,000 tons of construction (decoration) waste. It is located in a industrial park in Zhejiang, China. The whole C&d Waste Recycling Plant is a stationary form which includes jaw crusher, impact crusher and vertical impact crusher and other auxiliary machines like feeder, vibrating screen, air separator, Magnetic separator, etc. The customer said that the cooperation with GEP is because it has rich practical experience in this field, the…

Construction and demolition waste contains in large quantities asphalt, bricks and concrete (known as ABC). Asphalt paving materials can be crushed and reassembled with aggregates and emulsifiers to make new pavements, or used as gravel bedding in road or embankment construction; bricks and concrete can be used as recycled sand and aggregate after crushing and removing reinforcement, and it has a wide range of applications in various construction projects; the powder produced during the recycling process…