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Concrete and Asphalt Recycling: Leave It To The Experts
When dealing with concrete and asphalt remnants from construction or demolition projects, managing leftover aggregates can be a daunting task. At ARRO Crushing, we take this burden off your shoulders. Whether your site has excess materials that need to be processed or you simply want to maximize the use of what’s available, we provide a seamless solution to ensure you don’t have to worry about the leftovers.
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Concrete and Asphalt Recycling
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Make The Most Out Of Old Concrete and Asphalt
Why Concrete and Asphalt Recycling Matters
Concrete and Asphalt Recycling
How Recycling Works
Recycling Concrete
Recycling Asphalt
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At Arro Crushing in Kitchener, Ontario, our state-of-the-art impact crusher utilizes magnetic separation technology. This innovative process effectively removes steel reinforcement like rebar and mesh while efficiently crushing concrete to your desired specifications. The result? Clean, recyclable aggregate ready for new life in various construction projects.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
Recycling concrete and asphalt reduces the need for new raw materials, conserves natural resources, and minimizes the environmental impact of construction projects. Recycled materials can be reused in new construction, road building, and various other applications.
Concrete recycling involves breaking down old concrete using specialized crushers equipped with magnets to remove steel reinforcements like rebar or wire mesh. The concrete is then crushed to specific sizes, resulting in clean, reusable aggregate.
Asphalt recycling involves processing old asphalt through crushing equipment that reduces it to fine aggregate. This recycled asphalt can be used in new asphalt mixes, as top layers for roads and parking lots, and helps reduce the need for new material production.
Recycling concrete and asphalt is important because it helps reduce the demand for virgin materials, minimizes landfill waste, and supports sustainable construction practices. It also contributes to lowering the carbon footprint of construction projects.
Yes, recycled concrete can be used in new construction projects. It can replace virgin aggregate in concrete production and is often used in road building, foundation work, and various other construction applications.
During the recycling process, steel reinforcements like rebar and mesh are separated from the concrete using magnet-equipped impact crushers. These steel pieces are removed, allowing for the production of clean, recycled aggregate.
Recycled asphalt can be just as durable as new asphalt, depending on the quality of the recycled material and how it is processed. It is commonly used in new asphalt mixes and as a base layer for roads and parking lots.
Recycled concrete and asphalt can be used in various construction projects, including road building, new concrete production, parking lots, and as fill material for foundations and other structures.
Concrete and asphalt recycling typically use impact crushers equipped with magnets to remove steel reinforcements. The crushers break down the material into specific sizes for reuse in construction projects.
Recycling concrete and asphalt contributes to sustainability by reducing the need for new raw materials, conserving natural resources, and minimizing waste in landfills. It also supports the creation of eco-friendly construction practices.