Forecasting of Demolished Construction Waste Materials and its Management

Since past five decades with advancement in concrete technology, the numbers of construction projects undertaken are increasing day by day. As we know every building or project has definite serviceable lifespan, after which each building has to be demolished to make way for new construction. The materials from buildings demolished is generally called debris has no value. Different studies are carried out to identify methods to reuse the construction Waste Materials, but there is little study carried to quantify the waste construction materials

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