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aims to address one of the major challenges of coal mining industry  \nin Europe:  \nDeveloping innovative concepts for managing, recycling and upcycling waste geomaterials generated by coal mining activities across Europe.  \nCORE  \nOBJECTIVES  \nMoney saving and environmental footprint reduction  \nUpgrade CMWGs to a sustainable construction materials  \nCircular economy in coal mining areas  \n2  \nINNOVATIONS  \nExplore the effects of site location, climatic conditions, treatment strategy, and material properties on the performance of upgraded and/or treated CMWGs.  \nDurability of the upgraded and/or treated CMWGs’ performance  \nTechnical guidelines to upgrade any type of  \nCMWGs  \nADDED VALUES  \nThe specific added value of MINRESCUE can be found in the six areas of the proposed research  \n Specialized physical and chemical characterisation of CMWGs  Treatment protocols for CMWGs  \n Transport (hydro-chemo) properties of treated CMWGs  Mechanical and geotechnical behaviour of treated CMWGs  Advanced constitutive modelling of CMWGs  \n Upcycling of CMWGs for new products  \n• The mechanical and chemical characterisation of the mining waste materials  \n• Numerical modelling to predict behaviour of treated CMWGs  \n• Assessment and demonstration of the durability of materials and (geo)-structures made by CMWGs under realistic conditions  \n• Providing guidelines for the design of construction materials and (geo) -structures with the treated  \nKEY RESEARCH ACTIVITIES & OBJECTIVES  \n• Providing guidelines for the design of construction materials and (geo) -structures with the treated  \n• Developing concepts for recovering upgraded components  \n• Substantiation of the reduction of environmental impacts through well thought-out life cycle assessment (LCA)  \n• Paving the way for market uptake of CMWGs treatment upgrading and upcycling technologies  \nWORK  \nPACKAGES  \nMechanical experiments and numerical modelling  \nPhysical and chemical characterisation of CMWGs and their treatment  \nClosing the cycle of CMWGs application in construction  \nProject dissemination and  \noutreach  \nReporting and coordination  \nISSUES THAT MINRESCUE ADDRESSES  \nCMGW-induced pollutions  \nLarge demand for raw geomaterials  \nLarge areas occupied by CMWG dumps  \nWaste dump failure  \nCountries  \n6  \nOrganizations  \n12 pioneering organizations from  \n6 European countries are participated in MINRESCUE","cbCaivQtWZ0w0goy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivQtWZ0w0goy","pdf",8588155,65,"English","# CORE OBJECTIVES\n## Money saving and environmental footprint reduction\n## Upgrade CMWGs to a sustainable construction materials\n## Circular economy in coal mining areas\n# INNOVATIONS\n## Site location, climate, treatment strategy, and material properties\n## Durability of upgraded or treated CMWGs\n## Technical guidelines for upgrading CMWGs\n# ADDED VALUES\n## Specialized characterisation and treatment protocols\n## Transport properties, mechanical and geotechnical behaviour\n## Constitutive modelling and upcycling into new products\n# KEY RESEARCH ACTIVITIES & OBJECTIVES\n## Design guidelines for treated construction (geo)-structures\n## Recovering upgraded components and reducing impacts via LCA\n## Enabling market uptake of upgrading and upcycling technologies\n# WORK PACKAGES\n## Mechanical experiments and numerical modelling\n## Physical and chemical characterisation and treatment\n## Closing the cycle of CMWGs application in construction\n## Dissemination, outreach, reporting and coordination\n# ISSUES THAT MINRESCUE ADDRESSES\n## CMWG-induced pollutions, raw geomaterial demand, dump land use, dump failure\n# Participation\n## 12 organizations from 6 European countries","[{\"question\":\"What problem does MINRESCUE target in Europe’s coal mining industry?\",\"answer\":\"It tackles the challenge of managing, recycling, and upcycling waste geomaterials produced by coal mining activities across 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