This paper demonstrates how a considerable amount of waste produced in the urban and
peri-urban environment can be recycled in asphalt roads. The example presented is from …

This paper describes the various ways in which huge volumes of waste formed from urban
and semi-urban areas can be optimally reutilized as an additive in the construction of …

Significant volumes of waste materials such as plastics is generated every year worldwide
with a potentially harmful impact on the environment. At the same time, the demand for …

In order to improve the properties of asphalt mixture and reduce the negative impact of the
waste materials on nature and the environment, it seems to be logical to propose a means of …

Currently, polymer modified asphalt mixture is a relatively costly mixture for paving roads.
One way to reduce the cost of such constructions and rendering them more convenient is by …

This paper comprehensively reviews present research on the potential for repurposing
primary categories of waste plastics. These include Polyethylene Terephthalate (PETE) …

Abstract Globally, 8,300 million tons of virgin plastics had been manufactured as of 2017.
Only approximately 9% of material is recycled, and only about 12% is burned, leaving 79 …

The most problematic plastic produced today is polyvinylchloride (PVC). For years throw-
away products made of PVC have been a leading cause of dioxin pollution in incinerators …

Many Algerian road and highway pavements suffer from severe premature degradations that
appear in the first years of their in-service life because of the insufficient performance of the …

Since the forefront invention of Polyethylene and Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), it has been
spasmodically used in every possible purpose which is biologically non-degradable and …