Classification Model for Estimating Demolition Waste Generation Considering Structure Types and Wall Material of Detached House by ANOVA Analysis

Gi Wook Cha; Won Hwa Hong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.859.191

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Classification Model for Estimating Demolition Waste Generation Considering Structure Types and Wall Material of Detached House by ANOVA Analysis

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Construction activity in South Korea must entail the process of demolition. There is such a high sense of awareness of the importance of managing ever-increasing quantities of demolition waste. To ensure efficient management of demolition waste, it is critical to quantitatively estimate the amount of demolition waste. Based on such need, this study examined the sub-divided categorization models to predict the amount of demolition waste generation rates (DWGs). For the execution of study, the present researchers collected the data on DWGs from 394 buildings based on the mass balance principles. On the basis of the collected DWGs data, ANOVA analysis was performed to compare mean differences in structure and wall materials. Results of the analysis showed that the amount of DWGs varied, depending on the structure of buildings and the wall materials used. The results also indicated that describing even a single type of DWGs discarded from buildings would require multiple estimation models for demolition waste generation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 859)

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December 2013

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Gi Wook Cha, Won Hwa Hong*

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ANOVA, Demolition Waste Generation Rates (DWGs), Estimation Model, Mass Balance Principle

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