IHS BRE Press Dealing With Difficult Demolition Wastes FB54

Get guidance on waste management routes and how to improve reuse, recycling and recovery of 'difficult' demolition wastes, such as carpet underlay, insulated concrete formwork, industrial batteries, structural insulated panels (SIPs) and smoke alarms. Author: K Adams, G Hobbs and C Yapp Publish Date: 2/15/2013 ISBN: 978-1-84806-273-3 Abstract: This report gives practical guidance for improving the recovery of certain types of waste arising from demolition that are difficult to reuse, recycle or recover, such as carpet underlay, insulated concrete formwork, industrial batteries, structural insulated panels (SIPs) and smoke alarms. The Appendices include short summaries of recycling and recovery issues for a wider range of potentially difficult waste types. The guidance will be useful to the demolition sector, designers in the respective product supply chains who are facilitating reuse at end of life, waste and recycling policy makers and their advisors, construction clients and contractors who have targets to divert increasing amounts of waste from landfill.