Feasibility of waste mussel shells as engineered living roof substrate component

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Feasibility of waste mussel shells as engineered living roof substrate component

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Living roofs are an increasingly popular strategy to reduce the demand on stormwater drainage networks, and mitigate the harmful effects of urban stormwater contaminants on receiving waterways. In addition to their direct stormwater management benefits, living roofs have the potential to provide a low impact treatment system for stormwater runoff from exposed neighbouring rooftops. The substrate layer of a living roof provides a unique opportunity to reutilise certain waste materials in such ...

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Date created

2020

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Larcher S / Pratchett S / Edwards D / O'Sullivan, Aisling

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https://hdl.handle.net/10092/102851

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Water quality / ecological engineering / waste stream reuse / living roofs / stormwater management / Environmental sciences / Pollution and contamination / Surface water quality processes and contaminated sediment assessment / Engineering / Environmental engineering / Environmentally sustainable engineering / Waste management, reduction, reuse and recycling / Earth sciences / Hydrology / Ecohydrology / Civil engineering / Construction materials

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