Use of Plastic Waste in Filling Potholes

Civil Engineering

Overproduction and improper disposal of plastic waste has become a major global environmental problem. Old plastic disposal methods such as landfilling and incineration cause pollution and pose serious problems for sustainable waste management. To solve this problem, new methods are needed to reduce the negative impact of plastic waste on the environment. The aim is to investigate the use of plastic waste to make rectal care products and propose an environmental and cost-effective solution. The program focuses on using the good properties of plastic waste, such as durability and flexibility, to increase the efficiency and durability of root canal treatment. By integrating plastic waste into packaging materials for basic repair, we aim to reduce plastic waste in waste and ecosystems while also reducing the use of non-recyclable materials. The approach will involve the collection and classification of waste according to whether it is suitable for pit filling. The sorting waste is then processed to obtain the required material, which is then mixed with concrete or other materials to make a mixture. Laboratory tests are performed to evaluate the properties, durability and weather resistance of plastic-additive fillers. The performance of single-use plastic products has been evaluated through experimental studies and compared with conventional products in terms of durability, cost effectiveness and environmental impact. Expected results of this project include a better understanding of the mechanical behavior of injected plastics, evaluation of their long-term effects, and evaluation of their environmental benefits.

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