magistrsko delo št.: 138/II. GR
Rok Fabjan (Avtor), Jana Šelih (Mentor)

Povzetek

Proizvodnja kamenih agregatov je daleč največja neenergetska rudarska dejavnost. Približno 87% vseh agregatov se pridobi z izkopavanjem naravnih virov v kamnolomih. Preostanek agregatov izvira iz recikliranih materialov, manjša količina pa se jih pridobi z izkopom v vodi ter kot sekundarni produkti določenih industrijskih procesov. Velik delež vseh odpadkov, ki jih človeštvo proizvede, so ravno gradbeni odpadki. Tovrstne odpadke je možno ponovno uporabiti brez predelave, predelati in nato ponovno uporabiti ali porabiti drugače. Eden izmed končnih ciljev predelave gradbenih odpadkov, je pridobitev recikliranega agregata, ki je primeren za ponovno uporabo. Z ustrezno predelavo odpadek izgubi svoj prvotni status, za pridobljeni material pa začne veljati zakonodaja o gradbenih proizvodih. V magistrski nalogi je izvedena analiza stroškov in koristi (angl. Cost Benefit Analysis - CBA), za primer pridobivanja kamenega agregata, ki je namenjen uporabi v nevezanih plasteh, iz kamnoloma; ter za primer pridobivanja recikliranega agregata z deponije gradbenih odpadkov. V ta namen sta najprej pregledno predstavljeni relevantna slovenska in evropska zakonodaja ter njuni vplivi na proizvodne postopke, pri pridobivanju kamenega agregata iz naravnih / sekundarnih virov ter obratovanje deponije. Opisan je tudi postopek pridobivanja naravnega agregata. Rezultati izvedene analize kažejo, da je iz finančnega stališča sama predelava podobna tako za naravne agregate, kot za sekundarne, ko gre za nenevarne materiale. Večje razlike se pojavijo pri plačevanju koncesnine za predelavo naravnih agregatov ter pri raziskavah zemljin pri izkopih, kjer se preverja prisotnost nevarnih snovi. Pri obravnavi primera je dokazano, da je veliko sekundarnih materialov možno predelati in ponovno uporabiti.

Ključne besede

gradbeništvo;magistrska dela;GR;agregat;reciklairanje;deponija;kamnolom;analiza stroškov in koristi (CBA analiza);odpadek;

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Jezik: Slovenski jezik
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Tipologija: 2.09 - Magistrsko delo
Organizacija: UL FGG - Fakulteta za gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Založnik: [R. Fabjan]
UDK: 553:62+66/69(497.4)(043.3)
COBISS: 19906563 Povezava se bo odprla v novem oknu
Št. ogledov: 690
Št. prenosov: 300
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Sekundarni jezik: Angleški jezik
Sekundarni naslov: Cost-benefit analysis of generating an aggregate from natural and secondary sources
Sekundarni povzetek: Production of stone aggregates is by far the largest non-energy mining activity; approximately 87% of all aggregates are obtained by the extraction from natural sources in quarries. The remaining part of the aggregates originate from the recycled materials, and a smaller quantity is obtained by using extraction in water; and as secondary product of some industrial processes. A large part of all waste produced by the mankind is construction waste. This kind of waste can be reused without processing, or reprocessing and then reused in a different manner. One of the final goals of the recovery of construction waste is the acquisition of the recycled aggregate that is suitable for re-use. By applying appropriate processing methods, the waste loses the %status% of waste; and the material obtained by processing is considered to be construction product. As such, its use has to comply to the requirements defined in the Construction Products Regulation. Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA) was conducted for the case of obtaining stone aggregate for use in decoupled layers from the quarry; and for the case of obtaining recycled aggregate from construction waste landfill. For this purpose, the survey of relevant Slovenian and European legislation, as well as their effects upon the production processes used for the acquisition of stone aggregate from natural / secondary sources and the operation of the landfill are first presented in details. The extraction process of natural is described as well. The results of CBA show that from the financial point of view, the processing procedures re similar for both natural and secondary aggregates, when non-hazard materials are considered. Significant differences appear due to the payment of concession fee (for the for extraction of natural aggregates and for checking the presence of dangerous substances in earth in excavations). The conducted analysis shows that many secondary materials can be recycled and reused.
Sekundarne ključne besede: civil engineering;master thesis;aggregate;recycling;landfill;quarry;cost-benefit analysis CBA analysis;waste;
Vrsta dela (COBISS): Magistrsko delo/naloga
Študijski program: 0
Konec prepovedi (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Komentar na gradivo: Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Strani: XIII, 113 str., [17] pril.
ID: 11519225