classification and selection of remedial（分类和选择的补救）.pdfVIP

This digest is one of a series produced by the Aggregates Advisory Service to provide information on aggregates efficiency issues. The aim of this service, funded by the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions, is to assist the Government to achieve its objective of reducing the construction industry’s dependence on landwon primary aggregates and increasing the contribution from secondary and recycled materials. Further information on aggregates efficiency issues, whether relating to primary, secondary or recycled materials, can be obtained from the Aggregates Advisory Service on Freephone no.0800 374 279, or visit the AAS website at .uk/aas/index.htm THE REUSE AND RECYCLING OF INTRODUCTION CONTAMINATED SOILS In the past, contaminated soil has been viewed as an unusable waste material by many developers, This digest briefly describes the technologies who traditionally sent it to landfill sites. This ‘dig and available to treat contaminated soils, so they can dump’ method is no longer the only option for stay in place or be reused rather then being dealing with contaminated land. Soil remediation is replaced with imported materials. a fast growing industry in the UK and is being put into practice in projects nation-wide. Further Information - References CIRIA (1995): Special Publication 104 - Reme