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CRC Press - Reclaimed Waste Materials for Sustainable Pavement

Name: CRC Press - Reclaimed Waste Materials for Sustainable Pavement
Brand: CRC Press
Price: 98.74 GBP
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Explore the technical landscape of sustainable infrastructure with Reclaimed Waste Materials for Sustainable Pavement Construction, published by CRC Press. This resource serves as a specialized guide within the field of civil engineering and building construction materials. As the industry moves toward more environmentally conscious methods, understanding the application of reclaimed materials becomes a priority for engineers and researchers. This book provides a focused look at how waste materials can be integrated into pavement construction processes. It is designed for professionals and students working within the engineering and technology sectors who need to understand the practicalities of modern, sustainable material science. By focusing on the intersection of civil engineering and material sustainability, this text offers a deep dive into the methods used to repurpose waste for infrastructure projects. It is a necessary addition to any technical library dedicated to building construction and the evolving standards of sustainable engineering practices.

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Published by CRC Press, a recognized name in technical and scientific literature for engineering professionals.

Focuses on the specific application of reclaimed waste materials within the pavement construction industry.

Provides relevant content for the civil engineering and building construction materials sectors.

Supports academic and professional research into sustainable infrastructure and material science.

Categorized under engineering and technology to assist students and experts in finding specialized knowledge.

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Brand: CRC Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1032643617
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Engineering & Technology > Civil Engineering > Building Construction & Materials
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 31 March 2025
Listed Since: 26 September 2024

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