AU2020102826A4 - Waste materials (all type) can be used in the construction industry - Google Patents
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Abstract
This invention "WASTE MATERIALS (ALL TYPE) CAN BE USED IN THE
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY "is a totally depends on the available any type of west
material / any type of raw material natural and artificial in India as well as any other
country to convert useful things according I explain. In day to day life lot of west is
generated into India or other Country but out of these the few material is recycling it
but Major quantity west is remaining to it. that west is harmful to environment. and
not degradable and can be affected the environment in upcoming years. So that avoid
that Problem we create new innovation about all types of west material like (any type
raw material, natural, artificial industrial waste, Pulp,Paper, glass, all type metals,
all type nonmetals, all type of Plastics, steel, house waste, commercial west
,aluminium ......... etc) that west converted into various form to it.just like (Powder
form, liquid form, semi liquid form, solid form, semi solid form, gas form .... etc).that
various material is converted into individual form or combination form converted to it
. using individual or combination all type of west form innovative various types of
new material is created. that material is created three stage (solid, Liquid, gas,). that
material made in any type of (shapes, size, colour) to it. that material is utilized in
various filed like (construction, residential, commercial, malls, hospital, mechanical
industry, ...... etc.). that material is made economical and not harful for environment.
that made is so easy to it. Made is low cost, easy to handle it. that material gets good
strength, durable, long life, easy to place it, materials can lead to reduction of all types
west effectively. That materials are safe and helps will contribute to save the
Environment. The method for recycling construction and demolition fines involves
using mixed fines from construction and demolition debris that would otherwise be
disposed of at landfills as an ingredient in cement or concrete. The mixed fines contain
a plurality of materials selected from the group consisting of asphalt, plastics,
ceramics, fiberglass and batt insulation, soil, dust, drywall, wood, plaster, paper,
cardboard, dirt. The fines may also contain particles of recyclable materials, such as
concrete, bricks, mortar, metals, glass, and the like. The fines may range in size from
microns up to 6 inches in at least one direction. The recycler may incorporate the
fines into a concrete mix for bulk sale to commercial enterprises, or may himself form
precast, lightweight concrete products, such as decorative columns, pedestals and
table bases, trim moldings and cornices, door surrounds, etc.
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FIELD OF THE INVENTION The invention "WASTE MATERIALS (ALL TYPE) CAN BE USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY " is related to waste disposal and recycling construction and demolition fines, and to a recycled product.
In recent years many environmental concerns have been raised concerning the disposal of solid waste material. Landfills that have accumulated sold waste are running out of space. Many landfills have been shown to be the source or site of toxic waste that has spread to the surrounding communities, or have been suspected or feared of harbouring and spreading toxins. Moreover, natural resources have been used up and discarded in solid waste facilities, raising concerns that these natural resources are becoming scarce or are in short supply.
As a result, there is growing interest in efforts to recycle solid waste materials. Building and road construction and building demolition produce a considerable amount of waste, known in the trade as construction and demolition (C&D) debris. C&D debris includes a wide variety of materials, including concrete, bricks, mortar, masonry, asphalt, metals, plastics, glass, ceramics, fiberglass and batt insulation, soil, dust, drywall, wood, plaster, paper, cardboard, dirt, and other materials.
In some areas, concrete is being successfully recycled. The larger pieces of concrete are sorted out from the debris and crushed to form recycled concrete aggregate (RCA), which is recycled to form recycled aggregate concrete (RAC). Japanese Patent No. 2002-053362, published Feb. 19, 2002, is representative of this approach (see the Abstract, "reutilization of concrete debris", "steps of: recycling concrete debris", etc.). The smaller RCA fines are sometimes recycled to form mortar or other masonry products. Similarly, larger pieces of glass, metal, paper, and drywall may be sorted from the debris and recycled. However, inevitably there is a residue of finer particles resulting from the crushing, shredding, or grinding of the C&D debris that has a mixed composition, referred to as C&D debris fines, that heretofore could not be economically recycled and is therefore simply dumped at the landfill for disposal.
The only current uses for C&D debris fines are limited to alternative daily cover (ADC) for landfills, soil beds or road beds, earth engineering uses, and the like. Even use for these purposes is sometimes problematical. For example, it has been estimate that C&D debris fines contain about 20% drywall by weight. Drywall contains gypsum (calcium sulfate), which is often converted to hydrogen sulfate when used as ADC in landfills. The resulting odor, similar to rotten eggs, is noxious, and in high enough concentrations, may leach into the soil and underground water, potentially posing a health hazard or damaging nearby crops or vegetation.
Consequently, there is a need for a more economically profitable and environmentally friendly way of recycling C&D fines. Thus, a method for recycling construction and demolition fines solving the aforementioned problems is desired.
The method for recycling construction and demolition fines involves using mixed fines from construction and demolition debris that would otherwise be disposed of at landfills as an ingredient in cement or concrete. The mixed fines contain a plurality of materials selected from the group consisting of asphalt, plastics, ceramics, fiberglass and batt insulation, soil, dust, drywall, wood, plaster, paper, cardboard, and dirt. The fines may also contain particles of recyclable materials, such as concrete, bricks, mortar, metals, glass, and the like. The fines may range in size from microns up to 6 inches in at least one direction. The recycler may incorporate the fines into a dry cement mix for bulk sale to commercial enterprises, or may himself form precast, lightweight concrete products, such as decorative columns, pedestals and table bases, trim moldings and cornices, door surrounds, etc.
The fines may be suspended in the concrete products to form a mixture of materials, or the fines may be chemically altered and incorporated into the concrete, depending upon the composition of the fines and the composition of the concrete.
1. The objective of the invention is to the objective of this invention is to provide the any shapes to it.
2. The other objective of the invention is to provide any size to it.
3. The other objective of the invention is to provide any colour to it.
4. The other objective of the invention is to provide three stage (solid / liquid /gas) 5. The other objective of the invention is to develop new material achieving its economy and strength.
6. The other objective of the invention is to the all waste material can be used for recycling and make various parts, product, instrument, design, in various industries.
7. The other objective of the invention is to in recycling technology can be used in various fields to reduce non degradable waste.
8. The other objective of the invention is to technology utilized then replace the construction material, parts, design, shapes, structure, element, ingredient.
9. The other objective of the invention is to reduce quantity all west in ocean lives and land acquired by all type of west dumping.
10. The other objective of the invention is to made life span more and reduce cost to made it, easily made, easy to handle, easy to place it, easy work.
11. The other objective of the invention is to help the environmental pollution of country.
12. The other objective of the invention is to helps to save the natural resource by utilized this material to various field.
13. The other objective of the invention is to made any type of mound, any machine part, device, future new material can form.
14. The other objective of the invention is to can be utilized any activity, any process, prototype model, model, device.
15. The other objective of the invention is to utilized in construction industry in reduced cost of construction and saving time.
We create new innovation about all types of west material like ( any type raw material , natural , artificial industrial waste , Pulp ,Paper, glass, all type metals , all type nonmetals, all type of Plastics, steel, house waste, commercial west,aluminium ......... etc ) that west converted into various form to it.just like ( Powder form, liquid form , semi liquid form , solid form, semi solid form , gas form .... etc ) .that various material is converted into individual form or combination form converted to it. using individual or combination all type of west form innovative various types of new material is created. that material is created three stage (solid, Liquid, gas,). that material made in any type of (shapes, size, colour) to it. that material is utilized in various filed like (construction, residential, commercial, malls, hospital, mechanical industry .... etc.). that material is made economical and not harful for environment. that made is so easy to it. Made is low cost, easy to handle it. that material gets good strength, durable, long life, easy to place it, materials can lead to reduction of all types west effectively.
That materials are safe and helps will contribute to save the Environment. The method for recycling construction and demolition fines involves using mixed fines from construction and demolition debris that would otherwise be disposed of at landfills as an ingredient in cement or concrete. The mixed fines contain a plurality of materials selected from the group consisting of asphalt, plastics, ceramics, fiberglass and batt insulation, soil, dust, drywall, wood, plaster, paper, cardboard, dirt. The fines may also contain particles of recyclable materials, such as concrete, bricks, mortar, metals, glass, and the like. The fines may range in size from microns up to 6 inches in at least one direction. The recycler may incorporate the fines into a concrete mix for bulk sale to commercial enterprises, or may himself form precast, lightweight concrete products, such as decorative columns, pedestals and table bases, trim moldings and cornices, door surrounds, etc.
FIG.1: PROTOTYPE DIAGRAM
FIG.2: FLOW CHART DIAGRAM (POWDER FORM)
FIG.3: FLOW CHART DIAGRAM. (SOLID /SEMI SOLIDE FORM)
FIG.4: FLOW CHART DIAGRAM. (LIUID /SEMI LIUID FORM)
FIG.5: FLOW CHART DIAGRAM. (GAS FORM)
FIG.6: COMMON FLOW DIAGRAM
The method for recycling construction and demolition fines involves using mixed fines from construction and demolition debris that would otherwise be disposed of at landfills as an ingredient in cement or concrete. The mixed fines contain a plurality of materials selected from the group consisting of asphalt, plastics, ceramics, fiberglass and batt insulation, soil, dust, drywall, wood, plaster, paper, cardboard, and dirt. The fines may also contain particles of recyclable materials, such as concrete, bricks, mortar, metals, glass, and the like.
The fines may range in size from microns up to 6 inches, preferably up to 3 inches, in at least one direction. The recycler may incorporate the fines into a dry cement mix for bulk sale to commercial enterprises, or may himself form precast, lightweight concrete products, such as decorative columns, pedestals and table bases, trim moldings and cornices, door surrounds, piers, wall caps, pavers, site furnishings, stair treads, flowerpots, blocks, bricks, and other applications that require low strength, lightweight concrete.
By adding polymer or other strengthening agents, a higher strength concrete can be produced, which may broaden the range of concrete products that may be formed incorporating C&D fines. The fines may be suspended in the concrete products to form a mixture of materials, or the fines may be chemically altered and incorporated into the concrete, depending upon the composition of the fines and the composition of the concrete.
In order to evaluate the viability of the potential applications of concrete incorporating C&D fines, the inventors prepared various mixtures of cement, stone aggregate, sand, and C&D fines. The resulting concrete was tested for strength using conventional tests. The results are shown in the following Table. It will be noted, for example, that a mixture containing 80% C&D fines and 20% cement by volume can produce concrete that is 30% lighter than standard concrete. It will be understood that as the percentage of C&D fines increases, the cost of producing the resulting concrete goes down, since the unit cost of the remaining ingredients is higher than C&D fines while the proportion of the remaining, ingredients required to produce the same volume of concrete goes down.
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1. This invention "WASTE MATERIALS (ALL TYPE) CAN BE USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY "totally depends on the available any type of west material / any type of raw material natural and artificial in India as well as any other country to convert useful things according I explain. In day to day life lot of west is generated into India or other Country but out of these the few material is recycling it but Major quantity west is remaining to it. that west is harmful to environment. and not degradable and can be affected the environment in upcoming years. So that avoid that Problem we create new innovation about all types of west material like ( any type raw material
, natural, artificial industrial waste, Pulp,Paper, glass, all type metals, all type nonmetals , all type of Plastics , steel , house waste , commercial west ,aluminium ......... etc ) that west converted into various form to it .just like
( Powder form, liquid form, semi liquid form, solid form, semi solid form, gas form .... etc ) .that various material is converted into individual form or combination form converted to it . using individual or combination all type of west form innovative various types of new material is created. that material is created three stage (solid, Liquid, gas,). that material made in any type of (shapes, size, colour) to it. that material is utilized in various filed like (construction, residential, commercial, malls, hospital, mechanical industry, ...... etc.). that material is made economical and not harful for environment. that made is so easy to it. Made is low cost, easy to handle it. that material gets good strength, durable, long life, easy to place it, materials can lead to reduction of all types west effectively. That materials are safe and helps will contribute to save the Environment. The method for recycling construction and demolition fines involves using mixed fines from construction and demolition debris that would otherwise be disposed of at landfills as an ingredient in cement or concrete. The mixed fines contain a plurality of materials selected from the group consisting of asphalt, plastics, ceramics, fiberglass and batt insulation, soil, dust, drywall, wood, plaster, paper, cardboard, dirt. The fines may also contain particles of recyclable materials, such as concrete, bricks, mortar, metals, glass, and the like. The fines may range in size from microns up to 6 inches in at least one direction. The recycler may incorporate the fines into a concrete mix for bulk sale to commercial enterprises, or may himself form precast, lightweight concrete products, such as decorative columns, pedestals and table bases, trim moldings and cornices, door surrounds, etc. A method of recycling construction and demolition fines, comprising the steps of: admixing mixed construction and demolition fines with cement in order to produce a lightweight concrete from recycled material, wherein i) said mixed fines have a size between three microns and six inches and ii) said mixed fines comprise particles made of at least two different materials, one of the two materials being gypsum drywall and the other material selected from the group consisting of asphalt, plastics, ceramics, fiberglass and batt insulation, soil, dust, wood, plaster, paper, cardboard, and dirt; and b) forming concrete from the admixture of cement with the mixed construction and demolition fines, the cement comprising approximately 20% and the mixed fines comprising between about 10% to 80% of ingredients used to form the concrete.
2. According to claim# the invention is to the objective of this invention is to provide the any shapes to it and also the invention is to provide any size to it.
3. According to claim,2# the invention is to provide any colour to it and also According to claim,2# the invention is to provide three stage (solid / liquid /gas)
4. According to claim,3# the invention is to is to develop new material achieving its economy and strength and also the invention is to the all waste material can be used for recycling and make various parts, product, instrument, design, in various industries.
5. According to claim,2,4# the invention is to in recycling technology can be used in various fields to reduce non degradable waste and also the invention is to technology utilized then replace the construction material, parts, design, shapes, structure, element, ingredient.
6. According to claim,2,5# the invention is to reduce quantity all west in ocean lives and land acquired by all type of west dumping and also the invention is to made life span more and reduce cost to made it, easily made, easy to handle, easy to place it, easy work.
7. According to claim,2,4 the invention is to help the environmental pollution of country and also the invention is to helps to save the natural resource by utilized this material to various field.
8. According to claim,2,3,5# the invention is to made any type of mound, any machine part, device, future new material can form and also the invention is to can be utilized any activity, any process, prototype model, model, device.
9. According to claim,2,4# the invention is to utilized in construction industry in reduced cost of construction and saving time and also the invention is to further comprising the step of forming a precast concrete article from the admixture of cement with the mixed construction and demolition fines.
10.According to claim,2,4,6# the invention is to wherein the precast concrete article is selected from the group consisting of decorative columns, pedestals and table bases, trim moldings and cornices, door surrounds, piers, and wall caps.
FIG.1: PROTOTYPE DIAGRAM
FIG.2: FLOW CHART DIAGRAM (POWDER FORM)
FIG.3: FLOW CHART DIAGRAM. (SOLID / SEMI SOLIDE FORM)
FIG.4: FLOW CHART DIAGRAM. (LIUID / SEMI LIUID FORM)
FIG.5: FLOW CHART DIAGRAM. (GAS FORM)
FIG.6: COMMON FLOW DIAGRAM
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