There is a possibility that the roads of the future can be made of recycled plastic and asphalt. To believe it is a design firm active in the Netherlands in the market segment for creating new sustainable infrastructure and eco . The idea of the studio VolkerWessels is to replace tar with plastics rinvinienti especially victuals and bottles. The advantages, according to the creators of a very ambitious plan, are definitely many from low-cost maintenance, the very low pollutant levels compared to traditional asphalt until you get to a greater simplicity in the construction phase and installation.
In all these points of view, have commented on the study VW is evident that there is a savings compared to traditional construction of asphalt roads. The idea of the study is still orange in a planning stage. Were, in fact, the same authors of the project to affirm that on paper the road seems to be certainly downhill even if, as is logical, when it comes to new developments and new materials is above the test phase that counts as it is in it that go to any problems that arise can then be overcome or not.
But the idea, certainly, there and confirms, once again, the Netherlands as a country very fertile on the commitment to a increased sustainability. From Orange country, in fact, originate much of the most innovative and ecological ideas in recent years. Not all have gone to the port but it is undeniable that in these countries there is already poses problems in other parts of the world are not even considered as noise reduction.
road surface Plastic is therefore the last attempt in this direction. The first Dutch city that will attempt to implement this new ecological will Rotterdam where in the coming months, the maintenance of certain road sections will be made with plastic and not with tar to test the level of security new material.
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