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“The support we received from WRAP in identifying and developing potential markets for the new...
“The support we received from WRAP in identifying and developing potential markets for the new recycled aggregates products was invaluable in helping us to lay the foundations for sustainable growth.” Supporting markets for new recycled aggregate products Strategic marketing and interim
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AFM actively resists biofouling and lasts much longer than conventional sands. AFM is ideal in filtration systems where effluent water is recycled and reused as it reduces the costs of discharging. AFM is a proven cost-effective alternative that requires minimum cleaning or replacement. AFM
Microsoft Word - Cardiff CC 8 page FINAL.doc
WAS006-002: Demolition Exemplar Case Study Recycling Demolition arisings at Cardiff City Centre Despite time and programme constraints imposed by the competitive tender process, 98% of the demolition arisings were recycled. Project code: WAS006-002 ISBN: 1-84405-361-X Research date: April 2007
Microsoft Word - WRAP SWMP Case Study Hanson_Final.doc
Site Waste Management Plan good practice – Hanson Contracting A30 Pocombe Bridge to Fingle Glen Hanson Contracting for Enterprise/Mouchel (Area 1 MAC) and the Highways Agency Part of the international company Heidelberg Cement Group, Hanson Contracting carries out infrastructure and road
Microsoft Word - Case study - Maze Long Kesh regeneration.doc
Case study Maze / Long Kesh Prison Regeneration Site This case study describes how 93% of all demolition materials were recovered at the Maze/Long Kesh Prison regeneration site through a supportive policy framework and site demolition practices. Site-won aggregate materials to the value of
Microsoft Word - Case Study - Recycled gypsum in a novel cementitious material.doc
Plasterboard case study Recycled gypsum in a novel cementitious material This case study describes the development of cost effective novel cementitious mixes using recycled gypsum from waste plasterboard and a range of mineral wastes. Trials were undertaken of its use for the construction of
Across rural and urban areas, the UK’s rights of way network serves a range of users −...
Across rural and urban areas, the UK’s rights of way network serves a range of users − including those on foot, bicycle and horseback − each with different requirements from a pathway. A new route for Nottinghamshire Working together WRAP commissioned the Nottinghamshire project in conjunction
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