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Title: Waste minimization plan for concrete masonry maintenance facilities : Fort Leonard Wood installation strategic sustainability plan
Authors: Flores-Dávila, Jorge O.
Napier, Thomas R.
Stumpf, Annette L.
Bevelheimer, Susan J.
Keywords: Fort Leonard Wood (Mo.)
Waste minimization
Strategic planning
Construction and demolition (C&D) waste
Installation Strategic Sustainability Plan (ISSP)
Waste management
Publisher: Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (U.S.)
Engineer Research and Development Center (U.S.)
Series/Report no.: ERDC/CERL;TR-15-35
Abstract: Abstract: Construction and Demolition (C&D) debris disposal has become problematic at Army installations in both economic and environmental terms. Some installations report that C&D debris constitutes about 80% of their solid waste stream. However, alternatives to conventional demolition and landfilling can divert more than 75% of debris from the landfill at considerable cost savings. Fort Leonard Wood, MO plans to remove 16 1960s-era Motor Pool buildings and eight accompanying storage and guard buildings. Demolishing these buildings will result in a significant amount of debris. As part of the Installation Strategic Sustainability Plan (ISSP), Fort Leonard Wood must reduce the amount of solid waste deposited in its waste stream, of which C&D waste is a major part. A sustainable way to reduce C&D waste is to reuse and recycle building components and materials. To facilitate that effort, this work: (1) characterized the target construction materials as re-usable, recyclable, and potential debris; (2) identified beneficial use opportunities for salvaged and recycled materials; (3) developed a “waste minimization plan”; (4) identified apparent or suspected hazards their impacts on reuse and recycling building materials; and (5) ensured that this characterization is inclusive of all buildings of the type.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11681/22667
http://dx.doi.org/10.21079/11681/22667
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