ORGANIZATIONAL, ECONOMIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF RECYCLING OF FLOW PROCESSES IN THE ROAD CONSTRUCTION

Abstract

The environmental safety of modern society reaches a critical level, which leads to the transition to the concept of a green economy. The problems of implementing green logistics and recycling in the flow processes in various sectors of the economy are of particular relevance. Road infrastructure is the most important infrastructure component of the transport complex, ensuring a balanced economic growth of the state. The article presents the results of research on the application of the logistics approach to the economic development of the road sector in the field of improving the management of industry flow processes. The features of reverse logistics in the road sector and the structure of return material flows are highlighted. Their classification on the basis of origin has been clarified. The feasibility of involving waste in road construction processes was evaluated. The possibilities of using industrial waste in road construction are analyzed, and options for the formation of return material flows within the objects of work production within the boundaries of the micrologistic system of road construction are proposed. The results obtained allowed us to develop the theory of reverse logistics in the road sector, as well as to develop a system of scientific and practical ecommendations for improving the recycling flow processes based on the formation of return material flows. Greater involvement of recycling processes in road construction, including through the use of innovative technologies, will reduce the estimated cost of construction by using cheap production waste and optimizing the transport component, preserve and, in some cases, improve the quality and durability of road structures, as well as improve the environmental situation.