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In Malaysia, the generation of waste in the construction industry in the year 2015 reached 28.6 tons daily which equals 10,439 tons per year [1]. In the construction industry, there are several types of waste
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Construction waste generation in Malaysia construction industry: illegal dumping activities. M H I A Rahim 1, N Kasim 1, ... [13] Begum R A, Satari S K and Pereira J J 2010 Waste Generation and Recycling: Comparison of Conventional and Industrialized Building Systems American Journal of Environmental Sciences 6 383-388.
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are regulatory policies in Malaysia for handling waste . ... recovery or recycling poten-tial of a building part or member, a key issue is the disassembling simplicity: this characteristic should ...
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Construction waste recycling is to turn construction waste materials into new resources for use. It is often considered in waste management plans, in which a central dilemma is to ponder the on ...
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Sabah and Sarawak have different sets of laws governing solid waste management as Act 672 covers only Peninsular Malaysia and the federal territories. Due to the special distribution of powers allocated to Sabah and Sarawak, the laws relating to solid waste in these two Borneo states are quite distinct.
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In Malaysia, whilst the Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government is the leading agency in solid waste management, the Ministry of Works in particular participates in waste management at construction sites [30, 31]. For the rest, it is not clear whether authorities in charge of overall solid waste management are also mainly ...
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sites produce construction waste (Nagapan, et al., 2018). The implementation of improper waste management directs a lot of waste to landfills, including recyclable ones. Despite the remarkably high construction waste generation rate, Malaysia's waste management standards are inadequate to cope with the waste (Begum, et al., 2007a).
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The findings can potentially be used to enhance the effectiveness of construction waste management in Malaysia and create awareness among contractors for a better alternative in managing the construction waste on-site. ... Strategies for successful construction and demolition waste recycling operations. Construction Management & Economics, 15(1 ...
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Hence, potential on construction timber waste recycling to energy specifically in Malaysia under the states with solid waste managed by Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Corporation (SWCorp) is ...
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plausible parameters and routes that pose challenges for waste recycling business. The scenarios were built based on three parameters: i) maximum () diversion of waste into recycling stream, ii) reduce travel distances and placement of material recovery
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To this end, numerous integrative models and frameworks from various regions, such as the UK, the Netherlands, Malaysia, Denmark, etc., were reviewed and critically discussed. This review paper investigates the challenges/barriers in implementing CE in C&D waste and explores the feasibility and benefits of recycling construction waste materials.
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This review provides an overview of Malaysia's environmental management practices, with a focus on construction waste management, to address the country's growing waste generation in the construction sector.
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The reduction of construction waste is highly beneficial to the community. Construction industry research and information association's research (1993) indicates that the environmental benefits of waste minimisation include prolonging the life of landfill sites and reducing primary resource requirements. Lingard et al. (2000) added that social benefits …
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Construction waste is becoming a serious environmental problem in many large cities in the world. In Malaysia, the construction industry generates lots of construction waste which caused significant impacts on the environment and aroused growing public concern in the local community.
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This study focuses on the practices of recycling and reuse of construction waste materials in Klang Valley, Malaysia to determine the availability of different construction waste that can be …
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C&DW has been increasing with the growth of the economy and population. An expected total of 63,101.93 metric tonnes is produced all over Peninsular Malaysia for residential projects [].The premise of a low recycling ratio governs C&DW due to limited space at the construction site, and rising labor costs, making it difficult to use 3R in C&DW as well as …
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The findings can potentially be used to enhance the effectiveness of construction waste management in Malaysia and create awareness among contractors for a better alternative in managing the construction waste on-site. ... Strategies for successful construction and demolition waste recycling operations. Construction Management & Economics, 15(1 ...
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2.2 Construction Waste Recycling in Malaysia. Similar to most countries, researchers and practitioners are also investigating topics related to construction waste management in Malaysia. Past studies have analyzed the cost–benefit of construction waste minimization to identify its economic feasibility ...
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An estimated 2.24 billion tons of solid waste was generated worldwide in 2020 [1].Construction and demolition waste (CDW) represents at least 30% of this solid waste [2], and is expected to increase due to the urban sprawl [3, 4].The amount and composition of CDW are variable around the world.
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For instance, studies in Malaysia have deemed on-site CW recycling and reuse an ineffective CW minimization strategy. Consequently, strategies involving on-site CW minimization, such as CS14 (On-site CW utilization), CS8 (On-site centralized material processing area), and CS12 (Separation of CW) mentioned in this study, may not be applicable in ...
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Management of construction waste entails reducing waste generation during the design and construction phases of a project. Waste management, especially with respect to waste minimisation, can contribute towards significant efficiency and environmental savings.
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Construction waste recycling (CWR) is one of the solutions that address construction waste issues. ... "A Case Study on the Effective Implementation of the Reuse and Recycling of Construction & Demolition Waste Management Practices in Malaysia." Ain Shams Engineering Journal 12(1):283–91. Crossref. Google Scholar. Zadeh, L. A. 1965 ...
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CIDB Guidelines on Construction Waste Management ii TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction ... Ir. Dr. Zuhairi Abd. Hamid, Construction Research Institute of Malaysia (CREAM) En. Ismail Mat Nor, Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) ... RESEARCH TEAM ON "WASTE MINIMISATION AND RECYCLING POTENTIAL OF
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Construction Material Production. Recycled concrete: Concrete blocks from construction waste are crushed, screened, etc. and then used as aggregate in the manufacture of new concrete.Recycled bricks: Construction waste such as crushed stone and tiles can be used to produce recycled bricks or other types of building materials. Road paving materials: …
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demolition waste management in Malaysia has become a critical cause of concern in recent years (Begum et. al, 2010) while addressing the challenges of decoupling financial developments and the era of waste materials (National Economic Advisory Council, 2010). Construction waste within Malaysia, is truly a critical waste flow but in spite of
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In the construction industry of Malaysia, there are seven categories: G1–G7 [for example, G1 means Grade I (smallest contractor) and G7 is Grade ... Economic analysis on the potential of construction waste minimisation and recycling in Malaysia. Ph.D. Thesis. Bangi 43600, Selangor, D.E., Malaysia: Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia; 2005. Google ...
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The Malaysian construction industry continues to grow, benefiting the country s economy and providing essential infrastructure. However, this thriving industry is responsible for one of the single largest waste streams in the country. This paper focuses on the current status of waste management in the Malaysian construction sector. It builds on existing research and …
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However, the high-rise building construction generates construction waste in a large quantity of more than 10 million tons/years (about 70% of the building construction waste), which...
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The recycling system of construction waste is regulated by several bodies in Malaysia: National Solid Waste Management Department, Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Corporation Malaysia ...
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As mentioned, more than 30% of the solid waste in Malaysia was generated by the construction industry (CIDB Malaysia, 2015) and wood waste was the major waste in the construction site. Thus, there is a need to discover the potential of recycling timber waste in order to find alternatives to dispose of the timber waste in Malaysia.
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Construction and demolition (C&D) waste is a pressing issue not only in Malaysia, but it is also a worldwide concern including the developed countries as well. C&D waste should be managed throughout the construction cycle. The concept of circular economy (CE) is an emerging notion that has the potential to be utilized as waste minimization approach. This paper aims to …
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