Different Type of Construction Waste

According to the survey, construction and demolition debris generated 600 million tonnes in 2018.

FREMONT, CA: On a building site, waste production is unavoidable; even a tiny area can generate massive amounts of rubbish. According to the survey, construction and demolition debris generated 600 million tonnes in 2018.

Let’s see some different types of construction waste:

• Bricks

Bricks can also be reused in other projects if they haven't lost their structural integrity after being demolished. However, pollutants such as mortar and plaster may be included in brick debris, lowering the value of the bricks for reuse.

In that circumstance, businesses may seek to recycle their bricks. The process of brick recycling entails crushing the bricks into small bits for reuse as infill materials.

• Ceramic and Tile

Ceramic and Tile are frequently available in building and demolition trash. It's possible that these materials are demolition trash or that the site has additional materials on hand once the job is over.

Ceramic and Tile may have some value for reuse in new projects if they are in good shape. However, if a corporation cannot use these resources, it may be able to sell them or send them to be recycled.