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Industry Reports
| Report No. |
IP26(jot this number down to
order) |
| Title |
The Use of Waste Materials in Hot Mix Asphalt |
| Author(s) |
Warren, Jim |
| Publisher |
NAPA |
| Pub. Date |
June 25, 1991 |
| Pages |
10 pages |
| Keywords |
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| Description |
Waste materials are a by-product of every aspect of
society including: manufacturing, service industries, households,
sewage-treatment plants, and many other facilities (sources). Each step in the
process of supplying raw materials, manufacturing finished goods, distributing
finished goods, and consuming goods, generates various types of waste
materials. Some waste products may be inert; some may be hazardous. The
disposal of these waste products has become a major issue in our
environmentally conscious society. Conventional methods of disposal include:
landfill disposal, incineration, and/or recycling into different products. From
an environmental standpoint, waste materials may be, or contain components that
may be, classified as hazardous materials. The wastes classification may limit
the potential disposal options, increase the disposal cost for some waste
products, and increase public awareness about all waste products in general. |
| Postage |
$ 2.00 : U.S.
$ 2.20 : Canada/Mexico
$ 2.40 : Rest of the World |
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