Environmental and Cost Effects of Stabilized Laterite-Tyre Composite in Buildings
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https://doi.org/10.38027/ICCAUA2021319N20Keywords:
Tyre stabilized laterite, Polymers, Cement, Greenhouse gases, RubberAbstract
The increasing amount of waste tyres worldwide made its disposal a significant problem. Because of this, the availability of a market for the tyres became imperative. Incidentally, this market was found in the housing sector where recycled waste tyres were used as stabilized laterite composite for alternative building material. This study evaluated the environmental effects of the recycled waste tyres as a composite of stabilized laterite for buildings. It also evaluated the cost effects of the stabilized laterite composite. The study concludes that the stabilized laterite composite is a cost-effective alternative building material and that it reduces the level of greenhouse gasses. Other relevant issues were also discussed.
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