Waste reduction final report -4 - Test Input

Standard Title
(Year)
(2001) constructing with
architecture
fitting into the
landscape
Disposal,
reuse and
recycling
standards
SIA 430
(1994)
SIA 162/4
(1994)
SIA 493
(1998)
SN 640
141-144
Disposal of
construction
wastes
Recycling
concrete
Declaration of
ecological
features of
building products
Standards by the
VSS on the
conditioning of
asphalt (141),
road construction
waste (142),
concrete
demolition
material (143)
and mixed
demolition
material (144)
SN 670 062 Recycling;
general
Short description
landscape issues have to be taken into account. It is not
orientated towards construction waste; but naturally a
construction fitting into the landscape can avoid much
excavation material landfilled.
This important standard defines material groups and fractions
and their ways of disposal. See chapters 0 and 0 for details.
This standard deals with ecological and practicable use of parts
of debris. It aims at encouraging the use of recycling granules
and recycling aggregates as replacement for primary gravel
resources. Furthermore, the standard describes quality demands
for cement, additives and other.
The SIA 493 (SIA 1997) is not a standard but a
recommendation issued by the SIA. It defines the ecologically
relevant features that have to be declared for fourteen building
product groups. It standardizes the terminology and the form of
the declaration. The declaration grid implements the most
important features on the production, the processing, the use
and the disposal of a building product. The recommendation
aims at listing and standardizing valuation criteria. It is aimed at
designers in building companies [CIB 2008].
These standards are based on the guideline for utilization of
mineral waste material. They present the possible use, stocking,
treatment, quality demands and environmental impacts. The aim
is to ensure a high-quality use of secondary construction
materials with an optimal knowledge on material specific
properties.
This norm concerns mineral construction waste (debris) and
concretizes its use in road construction.
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