India desarrolla plásticos para edificios ecológicos
India es un país en desarrollo, y el desarrollo de lo verde reciclaje de plásticos has specific economic and social significance. In recent years, India’s green building plastics have been greatly developed, showing a good momentum of development.
Experts pointed out that non-toxic, harmless and pollution-free plastic building materials will become the hot spot of market demand in this century.
El edificio verde cumple con los estándares de evaluación relevantes, maximizando el ahorro de energía, el ahorro de terreno, el ahorro de agua, el ahorro de materiales, la protección del medio ambiente y la reducción de la contaminación a lo largo de su ciclo de vida, proporcionando a las personas un espacio de uso saludable, aplicable y eficiente, coexistiendo armoniosamente con la naturaleza.
India desarrolla plásticos para edificios ecológicos
With the rapid growth of the global economy in 2018, the development speed of the construction industry will start to slowly pick up.
The development prospects of the global construction industry are promising, the consumption of building plastic materials will grow steadily, and the growth rate in emerging markets in Asia and South America will be faster.
The data show that the main application areas of building plastics are plastic doors and windows, plastic pipes, plastic flooring and so on. Due to the advantages of lightweight and low cost, architectural plastics are widely used in buildings.
According to statistics, the annual consumption of plastics in the construction industry accounts for about 1/4 of the total output of plastics, ranking first in the application of plastics.
According to expert analysis, the building plastics market has great potential, and the development of building plastics cannot be delayed. On the one hand, with the gradual recovery of the global economy, the development speed of the construction industry has gradually begun to slowly pick up. Affected by this, the demand for building plastics will gradually be released.
In fact, in some emerging market countries such as Asia and South America, the demand for construction plastics has rebounded significantly. In particular, wood plastic meets the demand for materials.
It is rising by 13% annually. In this regard, NAHB chief economist David Crowe said: “As the economy recovers, it will prompt consumers to reshape their homes, which will promote the development of plastic products such as wood-plastic composites and siding.”