E-waste Management and Utilization in Construction Material

E-waste Management and Utilization in Construction Material

Prof.Shreedhar Patil, Prof. Ashwini Waghule

 Shashvat Bhilorya, Shreyash Nandagawali, Rohan Sasane, Sumit Wankhede, Aditya Warke

Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Ajeenkya D.Y. Patil School Of Engineering and Technology, Lohegaon, Pune, Maharashtra, India

U.G. Student, Department of Civil Engineering, Ajeenkya D.Y. Patil School Of Engineering and Technology, Lohegaon, Pune, Maharashtra, India

ABSTRACT: The Disposal of Waste Utilising waste materials from the building sector is a long-term fix for environmental and ecological issues. When such waste materials are used, they may be recycled into cement-concrete, RCC, and other construction materials, which lowers the cost of cement and concrete production. Currently, infrastructure is in higher and higher demand. Concrete is the primary material used in the building of all infrastructure. The supply of raw resources is being called into question since concrete is used so often as the primary building material. Demand for material is outpacing supply at an increasing rate. Many different ailments are brought on by the presence of these contaminants in the environment. To stop these contaminants from contaminating humans and the environment, In order to educate people about the negative impacts of having e-waste managed in an unregulated manner, it is important to examine the properties of numerous hazardous elements found in e-waste. The non-metallic components of PCB plates, for example, can be salvaged from e-waste and utilised as a component in concrete. Because of its qualities, we may employ this e-waste to fulfil our goals in real terms..

KEYWORDS: - E-waste, PCB, Concrete, RCC