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Prem Pal Bansal - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Use of different forms of waste plastic in concrete – a review
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2016Co-Authors: Raju Sharma, Prem Pal BansalAbstract:The consumption of various forms of plastics is a challenging environment Protection Issue. All forms of consumed plastic become waste and require large areas of land for storage because several tons of waste plastics cannot be fully recycled at once. The low biodegradability of plastic and the presence in large quantities of waste plastic negatively impact the environment. Previously, various studies were performed to identify safe and environmentally friendly methods for disposing of plastics. Recently, various forms of plastics have been incorporated in concrete to prevent the direct contact of plastics with the environment because concrete has a longer service life. However, this method is not a dominant method for disposing of waste plastic. This paper presents an overview of some published research regarding the use of waste plastic in concrete. The effects of waste plastic addition on the fresh, mechanical and thermal properties of concrete are also presented in this paper.
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use of different forms of waste plastic in concrete a review
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2016Co-Authors: Raju Sharma, Prem Pal BansalAbstract:The consumption of various forms of plastics is a challenging environment Protection Issue. All forms of consumed plastic become waste and require large areas of land for storage because several tons of waste plastics cannot be fully recycled at once. The low biodegradability of plastic and the presence in large quantities of waste plastic negatively impact the environment. Previously, various studies were performed to identify safe and environmentally friendly methods for disposing of plastics. Recently, various forms of plastics have been incorporated in concrete to prevent the direct contact of plastics with the environment because concrete has a longer service life. However, this method is not a dominant method for disposing of waste plastic. This paper presents an overview of some published research regarding the use of waste plastic in concrete. The effects of waste plastic addition on the fresh, mechanical and thermal properties of concrete are also presented in this paper.
Raju Sharma - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Use of different forms of waste plastic in concrete – a review
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2016Co-Authors: Raju Sharma, Prem Pal BansalAbstract:The consumption of various forms of plastics is a challenging environment Protection Issue. All forms of consumed plastic become waste and require large areas of land for storage because several tons of waste plastics cannot be fully recycled at once. The low biodegradability of plastic and the presence in large quantities of waste plastic negatively impact the environment. Previously, various studies were performed to identify safe and environmentally friendly methods for disposing of plastics. Recently, various forms of plastics have been incorporated in concrete to prevent the direct contact of plastics with the environment because concrete has a longer service life. However, this method is not a dominant method for disposing of waste plastic. This paper presents an overview of some published research regarding the use of waste plastic in concrete. The effects of waste plastic addition on the fresh, mechanical and thermal properties of concrete are also presented in this paper.
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use of different forms of waste plastic in concrete a review
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2016Co-Authors: Raju Sharma, Prem Pal BansalAbstract:The consumption of various forms of plastics is a challenging environment Protection Issue. All forms of consumed plastic become waste and require large areas of land for storage because several tons of waste plastics cannot be fully recycled at once. The low biodegradability of plastic and the presence in large quantities of waste plastic negatively impact the environment. Previously, various studies were performed to identify safe and environmentally friendly methods for disposing of plastics. Recently, various forms of plastics have been incorporated in concrete to prevent the direct contact of plastics with the environment because concrete has a longer service life. However, this method is not a dominant method for disposing of waste plastic. This paper presents an overview of some published research regarding the use of waste plastic in concrete. The effects of waste plastic addition on the fresh, mechanical and thermal properties of concrete are also presented in this paper.
Sonali Shah - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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‘I can’t forget’: Experiences of violence and disclosure in the childhoods of disabled women:
Childhood, 2016Co-Authors: Sonali Shah, Lito Tsitsou, Sarah WoodinAbstract:Violence against children is a human rights problem that cuts across gender, race, geographical, religious, socio-economic status and cultural boundaries. The risk of violence towards disabled children during their lifetime is three to four times greater than towards non-disabled children. It starts in early childhood, is more severe and linked to disablist structures in society. Violence is perpetrated by individuals and through institutional practices that are part of disabled children’s everyday life. Violence is often misdiagnosed as related to individual impairment, and not recognised by professionals or the victims themselves. Presenting disabled women’s reflections of childhood violence, help-seeking and responses to disclosure, this article seeks to raise an awareness of violence towards disabled girls and the need for these to be recognised as a serious child Protection Issue to be included in official definitions of child abuse.
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i can t forget experiences of violence and disclosure in the childhoods of disabled women
Childhood, 2016Co-Authors: Sonali Shah, Lito Tsitsou, Sarah WoodiAbstract:Violence against children is a human rights problem that cuts across gender, race, geographical, religious, socio-economic status and cultural boundaries. The risk of violence towards disabled children during their lifetime is three to four times greater than towards non-disabled children. It starts in early childhood, is more severe and linked to disablist structures in society. Violence is perpetrated by individuals and through institutional practices that are part of disabled children’s everyday life. Violence is often misdiagnosed as related to individual impairment, and not recognised by professionals or the victims themselves. Presenting disabled women’s reflections of childhood violence, help-seeking and responses to disclosure, this article seeks to raise an awareness of violence towards disabled girls and the need for these to be recognised as a serious child Protection Issue to be included in official definitions of child abuse.
Sarah Woodin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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‘I can’t forget’: Experiences of violence and disclosure in the childhoods of disabled women:
Childhood, 2016Co-Authors: Sonali Shah, Lito Tsitsou, Sarah WoodinAbstract:Violence against children is a human rights problem that cuts across gender, race, geographical, religious, socio-economic status and cultural boundaries. The risk of violence towards disabled children during their lifetime is three to four times greater than towards non-disabled children. It starts in early childhood, is more severe and linked to disablist structures in society. Violence is perpetrated by individuals and through institutional practices that are part of disabled children’s everyday life. Violence is often misdiagnosed as related to individual impairment, and not recognised by professionals or the victims themselves. Presenting disabled women’s reflections of childhood violence, help-seeking and responses to disclosure, this article seeks to raise an awareness of violence towards disabled girls and the need for these to be recognised as a serious child Protection Issue to be included in official definitions of child abuse.
Sarah Woodi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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i can t forget experiences of violence and disclosure in the childhoods of disabled women
Childhood, 2016Co-Authors: Sonali Shah, Lito Tsitsou, Sarah WoodiAbstract:Violence against children is a human rights problem that cuts across gender, race, geographical, religious, socio-economic status and cultural boundaries. The risk of violence towards disabled children during their lifetime is three to four times greater than towards non-disabled children. It starts in early childhood, is more severe and linked to disablist structures in society. Violence is perpetrated by individuals and through institutional practices that are part of disabled children’s everyday life. Violence is often misdiagnosed as related to individual impairment, and not recognised by professionals or the victims themselves. Presenting disabled women’s reflections of childhood violence, help-seeking and responses to disclosure, this article seeks to raise an awareness of violence towards disabled girls and the need for these to be recognised as a serious child Protection Issue to be included in official definitions of child abuse.
