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content name:	SAMARIS - State of arts for test methods to detect hazardous components in road materials for recycling
	The highway stream of the project is structured with five different work packages. A key objective of Work Package 4, Safety and Environment, is to encourage the use of recycled and secondary materials in pavement by detailing how much such materials shall be selected and tested in order to secure satisfactory performance, environmentally as well as functionally. Task 2 of this work package covers the detection of hazardous components in materials to be recycled. This is the formal output from task 4.1, Deliverable 7 of the project, and consists of a literature search and review of the subject in order to define the state of the art n test methods for the detection of hazardous components in road materials to be recycled. The overall aim of the task is to produce a methodology of testing for hazards from alternative components such as set out in Figurer 1.1. As such, this report is the first stage of identifying what tests are available to be called up by the proposed methodology and what additional tests are needed to complete the procedure.

content link:	http://www.fehrl.org/index.php?m=32&mode=download&id_file=792

content language:	English
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created: Sylvia Derveaux, 14.05.2009 10:47:00
last modified: Sylvia Derveaux, 04.05.2011 10:21:26

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