| 英文摘要 |
This year, we understan
d the current status of buildings containing asbestos building
materials in Yilan County and assist households in properly disposing of asbestos
building material waste after demolition of buildings to reduce harm to human bodies
and the environment. In ad dition, for the investigation and management of buildings
containing asbestos building materials in the county, on site inspections of buildings
are conducted.
There are a total of 502 buildings in Yilan Count
y containing asbestos building
materials. Among them, Yilan City has the most buildings with 99 buildings, followed
by 97 buildings in Yuanshan Township and 86 buildings in Jiaoxi Township. After the
investi gation of this project, only the buildings that c ontinue to be listed are There are
185 buildings left, with Yilan City and Yuanshan Township having the most 44
buildings, followed by Toucheng Town with 25 buildings. The total area of asbestostile roofs
is approximately 83,495 square meters, with Yila n City, Jiaoxi Township and
Dongshan Township being the largest, with a total area of more than 13,000 square
meters. After the survey, the total area was 26,546.77 square meters, which was only
the origin al 32% before the survey, Sanxing Township, Yuans han Township and
Dongshan Township have the largest area under continuous management. The reason
analyzed is that there are a few single livestock farm buildings in Sanxing Township,
Yuanshan Township and Do ngshan Township with large asbestos tile roof are as,
resulting in the survey There was not much difference in the total area after the survey.
Taking Sanxing Township as an example, after the survey, only 45.2% of the buildings
remained before the survey, but the area still accounted for 70.6% of the pre survey
area. Yilan City has the highest proportion of residential asbestos tile roofs, resulting in
little difference in the decrease in the proportion of building and asbestos tile roof
areas. In addition, this project has completed a survey on the demolition intention of
72 buildings. There are 18 buildings that are willing to be demolished. Most of them
are pig houses or chicken houses still used by livestock farmers. The estimated
demolition time is most ly between the end of 2012 and 2013. There are 18 buildings
that are willing to be demolished. The ratio is 25%. The main reasons for the
unwillingness to demolish are that the asbestos has not yet been damaged, the building
is no longer used, or the subsi dy amount is too low.
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