Why Process Construction and Demolition Waste?
Construction and demolition activities generate concrete, masonry, metal, wood and mixed debris. A suitable processing plant can separate and recover usable material instead of sending the entire stream for disposal.
- Reduce demand for fresh raw materials.
- Recover recycled sand and aggregate for suitable applications.
- Lower transport and disposal pressure when processing is close to the market.
A Controlled Processing Flow
Effective recycling requires controlled feeding, separation, crushing, screening and removal of unwanted materials. The equipment arrangement should reflect the composition of the incoming debris and the quality expected from the recovered products.
- Pre-sort large contaminants and recover metals.
- Crush concrete and masonry to the required size.
- Screen and classify the material into usable fractions.
Design for Variable Feed Material
C & D waste can vary significantly from one project to another. Robust equipment, flexible process settings and appropriate separation stages help the plant manage changing material conditions.
Support a Circular Material Economy
When recovered materials are processed responsibly and used in appropriate applications, C & D recycling can support more efficient resource use and a more sustainable supply chain for the construction sector.
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