Title |
A Study on the Recycling Rate Calculation for Biaxial Use and Reinstallation of Modular Units in Residential Facilities |
Authors |
이세연(Lee, Se-Yeon) ; 장활제(Jang, Hwal-Je) ; 김경수(Kim, Kyung-Soo) ; 정찬우(Jung, Chan-Woo) ; 안용한(Ahn, Yong-Han) |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2024.40.10.231 |
Keywords |
Modular construction; Residential building; Recycling rate; Persisting period |
Abstract |
This study calculated the depreciation for the transfer and re-installation of modular units in residential facilities and proposed a formula to
determine the recycling rate based on the number of years passed. The analysis showed a recycling rate of 32.5% after 50 years. These
findings can serve as a basis for increasing the recycling rate of modular units in the future, and suggest that business plans should consider
recycling timelines of 20-25 and 40-45 years for residential facilities. However, this study only accounted for full repairs when calculating
depreciation, without considering the large and medium-scale repairs typically applied to RC buildings. Future research should expand to
include not only full repair depreciation “0” but also partial repairs over the entire analysis period. |