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This project aims to investigate the potential reuse of dredged materials (DMs), which are generated as waste during maintenance activities for navigable areas, in the construction field. This will help construction industry in
facing the surge in demand for raw materials to produce concrete and other construction products. To tackle both challenges sustainably, this project will focus on reusing DMs in the production of a number of non-structural
elements such as bricks, floor tiles, etc. By investigating the potential of utilizing DMs in various construction products, the project will develop the scientific foundation required for transforming Québec’s DMs into eco-friendly
construction materials. This approach will contribute to conserving natural resources, mitigating environmental issues related to DMs disposal, and reducing carbon emissions. Ultimately, it will have a positive impact on the
sustainability and environmental practices of Canada’s construction and maritime sectors.
Ahmed Soliman
Société portuaire du Bas-Saint-Laurent et de la Gaspésie
Engineering
Transportation and warehousing
Concordia University
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