Electronic waste exchange for just-in-time building demolition
Pun, Sung Kin, Liu, Chunlu, Langston, Craig and Treloar, Graham 2007, Electronic waste exchange for just-in-time building demolition, International journal of construction management, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 65-77.
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Waste exchange is as a facilitator for construction and demolition waste deduction by reuse and recycling in construction projects. The just-in-time philosophy, which has been well cultivated in the manufacturing industry, is highly adoptable for demolition projects. Particularly, waste exchange that is usually performed after the actual demolition process can be shifted forward so that waste inventory from demolition is eliminated or reduced to facilitate waste reuse and recycling. A web-based waste exchange system is an ideal platform to enable communications among project participants before a demolition project commences so that waste materials can be sold before they are produced. Therefore, the productivity of the demolition project could be improved. This research paper aims to investigate and analyse the adoption of just-in-time philosophy in building demolition project management. It also describes the development of the proposed web-based waste exchange system that implements just-in-time demolition in detail, including its functionalities, information flows and major components.
Language
eng
Field of Research
120201 Building Construction Management and Project Planning
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