is the waste that collected and transported by means other than water.
is the waste that collected and transported by means other than water.
TYPES OF LANDFILLS
3 STAGES OF DECOMPOSITION:
LEACHATE
liquid that moves through or drains from a landfill. It may be created after rainwater mixes with the chemical.
Modern landfills are designed to prevent liquid from leaching out and entering the environment.
SANITARY LANDFILLS IN MALAYSIA
Ayer Hitam sanitary landfills
Bukit Tagar sanitary landfill
ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
Process of the destruction of waste by converting organic material to carbon dioxide and water vapour by fire.
How a waste-to-energy plant works
2 types of soild residue are generated from incineration
Is a biochemical process in which organic materials such as lawn clippings and kitchen scrap decomposes to a rich, soil-like materials.
3 methods of composting:
b) Open Windrow Composting
c) Mechanical Composting
Hazardous waste (waste that poses substantial or potential threats to public health or the environment.
Surface Impoundment
Deep Well Disposal - device that places liquid deep underground into porous rock fermentation, such as sandstone or limestone
Other Alternative:
The 4 R's in waste management
To REUSE materials once they are formulated.
To RECYCLE materials to recover components that can be refabricated.
To REDUCE the amount of the material
To RECOVER the energy content of the materials if they cannot be used in any other way.
Recycling
Recycle Bin
Process of recycling:
i. old products are collected and processed, to made ready for the new products.
ii. manufacturing of new products from raw materials.
iii. process ends with purchasing of recycled goods.
How glass been recycle
How paper been recycle
How aluminium been recycle
Plastic recycling overview
Advantages & Disavantages
a) Composting by Trenching
Designed to:
a) Sanitary landfill
Designed to concentrate and contain refuse without creating a nuisance or hazard to public health or safety.
b) Open dumb landfill
Land disposal site at which solid wastes are disposed of in a manner.
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b) Fly ash - finely divided solid matter that usually trapped by environmental pollution to prevent it from released into the outside air.
More toxic (heavy metal)
a) Bottom ash - noncombustible materials
Type of hazardous
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a) Aerobic phase, in this phase solid waste that are biodegradable (cellulose)
will react with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water. Weak acid also formed and some of mineral then dissolved.
b) Anaerobic acid phase, microorganisms do need oxygen to break
down the waste. The process of acidic fermentation is generate ammonia,
hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and large quantity of organic and inorganic compound.
c) Methanogenic stages (Methane gas production). Starts about 6 months to a year after coverage and produced methane gas with sufficient amount of water and warm temperature.