Solid Waste Management

Solid Waste Management

Solid Waste Management

PECL has the capacity to manage and dispose solid wastes including but not limited to scrap metal, building construction waste, tyres, plastics, and food waste— with strict adherence to different technical disposal options and standard compliance.

Solid Waste Management Process

Our Solid Waste Management Process

Methods of Solid Waste Management

Methods of Solid Waste Management & Disposal

Solid Waste Open Burning, Sea dumping process, Solid wastes sanitary landfills, Incineration method, Composting process, Disposal by Ploughing into the fields, Disposal by hog feeding, Salvaging procedure, Fermentation/biological digestion.

Sea Dumping Process

Sea Dumping Process

This sea dumping process can be carried out only in coastal cities. It is a very costly procedure and not environmentally friendly.

Incineration Method

Incineration Method

Suitable for combustible refuse. High operation costs and construction are involved. This method is suited in crowded cities where land filling sites are not available.

Disposal by Ploughing into Fields

Disposal by Ploughing into Fields

Not commonly used. These disposals are generally not environmentally friendly.

Salvaging Procedure

Salvaging Procedure

Materials such as metal, paper, glass, rags, and plastics can be salvaged, recycled, and reused.

Solid Waste Open Burning

Solid Waste Open Burning

Solid waste open burning is not the perfect method in the present scenario.

Solid Wastes Sanitary Landfills

Solid Wastes Sanitary Landfills

Solid wastes sanitary landfills process is simple, clean and effective. Layers are compressed with mechanical equipment and covered with earth. Refuse depth is generally limited to 2m.

Composting Process

Composting Process

Similar to sanitary land-filling and popular in developing countries. Organic matter is separated and composted. This includes Open Window Composting and Mechanical Composting.

Disposal by Hog Feeding

Disposal by Hog Feeding

Not a general procedure in India. Garbage disposal into sewers increases BOD and TSS by 20–30%.

Fermentation / Biological Digestion

Fermentation / Biological Digestion

Biodegradable wastes are converted into compost through biological digestion. Hazardous wastes can also be treated using suitable controlled methods.

Conclusion

Conclusion

Following these procedures and processes can help ensure solid waste is managed and disposed of effectively and responsibly.

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