Additional environmental measures during construction works

Abstract

Additional environmental measures during construction works

Manzhilevskaya S.E., Gladkov V.S., Naligiev D.A., R.M. Shtarev

Incoming article date: 29.03.2019

This article discusses the additional environmental measures used in the construction industry to protect the environment. Currently, the necessary environmental requirements that must be met during the construction process are set out in legislative documents. However, there is a sufficient amount of environmental data that is being studied and can be used in the design and construction of facilities. According to the WHO, the limit values ​​for fine dust PM2.5 and PM10 are set separately. The annual mean PM2.5 and PM10 should be 10 and 20 µg / m3, respectively, while the average value of 24 hours should not exceed 20 and 5 µg / m3, respectively. It is necessary to consider the main elements of the environmental assessment of projects for development of the additional measures to reduce the environmental load on the environment during construction works. In practice, during an environmental assessment performing , all these elements are present in the overall assessment system.

Keywords: " environmental requirements, construction industry, environmental protection, air protection, environmental safety in construction, fine dust, ecology in construction, organization and management in construction, dust pollution, environmental assessment