A) definition plastic waste? B) uses of plastic waste?

Q: Give good introduction about Plastic Waste Used As Building Blocks?

A: Use only plastic waste or add other ingredients such as powder, fly ash, etc. Plastic is converted…

Q: what are the similarities in how liquid and solid waste is managed in china

A: China is one of the largest producers of Liquid and Solid waste worldwide, due to which waste…

Q: Identify and discuss the elements that are essential for curb side waste management.

A: Curb side waste management refers to the waste that is generated from households and is collected…

Q: What is advection and diffusion? Under what conditions can diffusion become an important or even…

A: There are two types of categories for the transport processes in the environment which refers to…

Q: According to the Worrell and associates, the bulk density of refuse compacted in a landfill without…

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Q: Give the definition of the following Wastes Classification; a. Municipal Wastes b. Commercial Wastes…

A: Introduction to waste: Waste is an undesirable substance that is dumped after a substance's primary…

Q: Waste contents are equally distributed everywhere in ( PER CSTR

A: Explanation :  The Plug Flow Reactor (PFR) and the Continuously Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) are both…

Q: Please Elaborate on the topic of  "Solid Waste Characteristics and Solid Waste Management"

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Q: What is effects of Filtration process on products quality?!

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Q: Landfill: Is this the Engineering Solution for Solid Waste Management?

A: Yes, Landfill is one of the Engineering Solution for the Solid Waste Management Introduction A…

Q: What is the main disadvantage of incineration?

A: Incineration is a process of combustion or oxidation of waste products. It is used in solid waste…

Q: uggest a treatment method on how to properly dispose your solid waste. Explain

A: Solid waste is debris that results from personal or nonhuman activity and is discarded as undesired…

Q: What factors influence the unit weight of solid waste?

A: Solid waste- Municipal Solid Waste correspond to a certain unit weight which depend primarily on-…

Q: what are typical values of BOD removal in wasteqater plants?

A: Introduction:  BOD(Biological oxygen demand): This is the amount of the oxygen which is  consumed by…

Q: What can you do and goals about solid waste management project?   1.Preliminary Activities?…

A: Solid-waste management is the collection, treatment, and disposal of solid wastes that are no longer…

Q: differences and similarities with solid and hazardous waste

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Q: How would you define solid waste? State any three (3) factors which influence the amount of solid…

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Q: 2. Explain the relationship between solid and hazardous waste. What events prompted Congress to…

A: Although the regulatory definitions given out by the Environmental Protection Agency are…

Q: What is the difference between advection and diffusion? In what circumstances might diffusion become…

A: The transport processes in the environment are classified into two categories: Advection and…

Q: The eight categories of waste and examples as it relates to a University are

A: Introduction- Waste is defined in lean manufacturing as anything that does not add value to a…

Q: 1) Thouroughly define Waste 2) List and explain the categories of waste

A: Environmental engineering : Environmental engineering is the discipline of engineering concerned…

Q: Describe the key elements of a municipal solid waste collection system Describe the benefits of a…

A: Solid waste disposal : Mix of solid & semi-solid waste generated due to different activities in…

Q: A planned municipality anticipates a waste collection rate of 60 tons per day, 5 days per week.…

A: Given Data: waste collection rate = 60 tons/day there are 5 days per week. Collection Vehicle…

Q: What are the guiding principles in solid waste managemet?

A: The management and regulation of solid wastes in communities is known as solid waste management.…

Q: Write briefly about stages of Municipal solid waste process collection in an urban area.

A: METHODS OF SOLID WASTE COLLECTION

Q: What is liquefaction mitigation

A: The measures taken to reduce the effect of liquefaction in soils is known is liquefaction…

Q: Describe the type of test conducted during waste water treatment along with the procedure.

A: The type of tests conducted are  Colorimetric Test. Titrimetric Test (Labratory, Digital).…

Q: Briefly explain the main purpose of the RA 9003 Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000

A: Brief concept introduction- Solid Waste Management- The process of collecting, processing, and…

Q: What is the difference between garbage and refuse with examples and data

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Q: Discuss at least 4 consequences of inappropriate disposal of MSW?  Define the term; Recycling

A: Soil Contamination  Water Contamination Climate changes  Air Contamination  Adverse effect on Human…

Q: If you’re planning a solid waste collection program, cite and explain four collection elements that…

A: Improper waste management can affect a person’s health (e.g. decaying living waste attracts rats,…

Q: Methods for burying and covering solid waste in sanitary (solid waste) landfill. Explain with the…

A: There are various method of landfill of solid waste

Q: Describe the features of Municipal solid waste.

A: characteristics of Municipal Solid Waste:

Q: Why solid waste incineration process is costly? Explain it briefly

A: (1) The equipment required for the incineration are very expensive. (2) To control the…

Q: definition plastic waste?

A: Brief Concept Introduction: Plastic Waste- Waste are of various types like agricultural waste,…

Q: Draw a labelled schematic diagram of an engineered landfill.

A: labelled schematic diagram of an engineered landfill 1.

Q: What are the points of convergence and divergence in the approaches to waste management hazardous…

A: Convergence and divergence in the approaches to waste management  Even in the developed countries…

Q: Name the three categories of technologies for hazardous waste management. At what point in a…

A: Because the disposal method for hazardous waste and nonhazardous trash differs significantly, it is…

Q: What part of the U.S. federal law regulates MSW (municipal solid waste)?

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Q: d waste in a landfill to the nearest $10/ton? (tipping fee) $ 50/ton $ 70/ton

A: Municipal solid waste is known as garbage especially discarded after usage like cloths, packaging,…

Q: what is BOD and COD? why it is important to determine in waste water treatment?

A: Solution; BOD Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) represents the quantity of oxygen contained by…

Q: how is solid and liquid waste management different

A: Waste management:- Waste management is a process to collect waste and transport it for treatment…

Q: use of plastic waste for road construction?

A: In today's world use of plastic has become a biggest threat to mankind and the environment because…

Q: Discuss the factors that contribute to the variations in the composition of solid waste?

A: A solid waste is anything which has been discarded or abandoned after it's use. Commonly it is…

Q: Why do we need specialized remediation or clean-up technologies? What is the difference between…

A: Questions: (1) Why do we need remediation or clean-up technologies? (2) What is the difference…

Q: What are some of the hazardous waste management practices controlled by environmental laws and…

A: - Various categories of hazardous waste are: 1- Ignitable or flammable waste 2- Corrosive or…

Q: What are the points of convergence and divergence in the approaches to waste management of two…

A: Plastic waste management in China  The increase in the plastic waste in China lead to provide…

Q: A municipal solid-waste site for a city must be located at Site A or Site B. After sorting, some of…

A: Calculate the total cost for site A Site A=Cost of m3/km×no of km×no of m3+rental costSite…

Q: Discuss TWO (2) factors that may influence the rate of solid waste generation

A: The main factors that may influence the rate of solid waste generation are as follows. Population…

Collection Systems

The collection systems form a part of sanitary engineering, which is a sub-branch of civil engineering. It is also known as public health engineering and wastewater engineering. It is a methodology followed to remove and properly dispose of human waste, along with creating systems to provide safe and clean usable water. These measures ensure a hygienic and disease-free community. Sanitary engineering, apart from building sewer disposal units, is also involved in plumbing, fire protection, hydraulics, life safety, environmental protection, information technology, microbiology, pathology, and so on.