东南亚混凝土绿色材料的进展:小型回顾

Rachel Liong, Surya Dewi Puspitasari, Faisal Saud Binhudayb, Salem Hesham
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全球人口的快速增长使得为人类提供住所的建筑活动不断增加,从而推动了建筑业对东盟国家国内生产总值的巨大贡献。本研究特别考察了新加坡、马来西亚、印度尼西亚、泰国和越南在混凝土中使用绿色材料的情况。建筑业是一个材料密集型行业,消耗大量自然资源,产生大量废物和有害气体,对环境构成重大挑战。为此,东盟各国将可持续发展倡议列为优先事项,以解决这些问题。各国政府和有关当局实施了各种战略,以促进建筑业的可持续做法,包括向公共和私营部门提供财政支持。在这些做法中,采用绿色混凝土材料是建筑部门实现可持续发展的一种有前途的方法。通过采用再生骨料、辅助胶凝材料(SCMs)和其他环境友好型替代品,这些国家旨在减少资源消耗,最大限度地减少废物产生,并减轻对环境的影响。采用可持续建筑做法不仅能促进环境管理,还有助于东盟地区的长期经济活力和社会福祉。
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Advancements in Green Materials for Concrete in South East Asia: A Mini Review
The rapid growth in the global population necessitated an increase in construction activities to provide shelter for humans, consequently driving the construction industry's significant contribution to the GDP of ASEAN countries. This study specifically examined the utilization of green materials for concrete in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Construction, being a material-intensive sector, consumed vast amounts of natural resources and generated substantial waste and harmful emissions, posing significant environmental challenges. In response, sustainable development initiatives were prioritized across ASEAN nations to address these issues. Governments and relevant authorities implemented various strategies to promote sustainable practices in construction, including providing financial support to both public and private sectors. Among these practices, the adoption of green materials for concrete stood out as a promising approach for sustainable development in the construction sector. By incorporating recycled aggregates, supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs), and other environmentally friendly alternatives, these countries aimed to reduce resource consumption, minimize waste generation, and mitigate environmental impact. Embracing sustainable construction practices not only promoted environmental stewardship but also contributed to long-term economic viability and social well-being in the ASEAN region.
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