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Waste Managemet Date: 16/2/2017 UNIVERSITY: UJU Chapter TWO: Solid waste Management Lecturer: Mr. Abdulkadir Ahmed Mo’alin Address: 0615402710 OR 0616980006 Email: [email protected]
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Page 1: daada Chapter two waste managemet

Waste Managemet

Date 1622017UNIVERSITY UJU

Chapter TWO Solid waste Management

Lecturer Mr Abdulkadir Ahmed MorsquoalinAddress 0615402710 OR 0616980006

Email daadaahmedgmailcom

Introduction

bull Solid waste management A systematic administration of activities that provide for the collection source separation storage transportation transfer processing treatment and disposal of solid waste

Public Health importance of solid waste

1048766 It can be best media for the growth of microorganisms

1048766 Attraction of arthropods such as common housefly mosquito etc

1048766 Attraction of rodents and other animals eg rats mice dogs cats

1048766 Open dump can contaminate water sources1048766 Can contaminate food supply and cause food

borne disease

1048766 Hospital and pathological wastes are potential disease carrying waste products

1048766 Radioactive wastes are highly dangerous1048766 It can create fire accident1048766 Slum areas1048766 It can create nuisancebull Bad odor smoke dustbull Aesthetical problembull Discomfort sneezing coughing

Classifications of solid waste

bull Solid waste can be classified into two categories by its characteristics These are

bull Organic solid wastebull Inorganic Solid wasteOrganic solid waste Wastes that are generally

biodegradable and decompose in the process of which emits offensive and irritating smell when left unattended

bull rArr Putrescible wastes eg Garbage

bull Inorganic solid waste Solid matter that does not decompose at any rate This category of waste matter may be combustible depending on the type of the nature of the material they constitute

bull rArr Non-putrescible wastes eg Rubbish

Functional Elements of solid wastemanagement system

bull There are six functional elements in the activities associated with the management of solid wastes from the point of generation to final disposal site These are

bull 1 Waste generationbull 2 On-site handling (sorting storage and processing)bull 3 Collectionbull 4 Transfer and transportbull 5 Processing and recoverybull 6 Disposal

Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste management system

bull Waste generation those activities in which materials are identified as no longer being of value and are either thrown away or gathered together for disposal

bull On-site handling storage and processing activities associated with the handling storage and processing of solid wastes at or near the point of generation

bull Collection those activities association with the gathering of solid wastes and the hauling of wastes to the location where the collection vehicle is emptied

bull Transfer and transport Those activities association with (1) the transfer of wastes from the smaller collection vehicle to the larger transport equipment and (2) the subsequent transport of the wastes usually over long distance to the disposal site

bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Introduction

bull Solid waste management A systematic administration of activities that provide for the collection source separation storage transportation transfer processing treatment and disposal of solid waste

Public Health importance of solid waste

1048766 It can be best media for the growth of microorganisms

1048766 Attraction of arthropods such as common housefly mosquito etc

1048766 Attraction of rodents and other animals eg rats mice dogs cats

1048766 Open dump can contaminate water sources1048766 Can contaminate food supply and cause food

borne disease

1048766 Hospital and pathological wastes are potential disease carrying waste products

1048766 Radioactive wastes are highly dangerous1048766 It can create fire accident1048766 Slum areas1048766 It can create nuisancebull Bad odor smoke dustbull Aesthetical problembull Discomfort sneezing coughing

Classifications of solid waste

bull Solid waste can be classified into two categories by its characteristics These are

bull Organic solid wastebull Inorganic Solid wasteOrganic solid waste Wastes that are generally

biodegradable and decompose in the process of which emits offensive and irritating smell when left unattended

bull rArr Putrescible wastes eg Garbage

bull Inorganic solid waste Solid matter that does not decompose at any rate This category of waste matter may be combustible depending on the type of the nature of the material they constitute

bull rArr Non-putrescible wastes eg Rubbish

Functional Elements of solid wastemanagement system

bull There are six functional elements in the activities associated with the management of solid wastes from the point of generation to final disposal site These are

bull 1 Waste generationbull 2 On-site handling (sorting storage and processing)bull 3 Collectionbull 4 Transfer and transportbull 5 Processing and recoverybull 6 Disposal

Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste management system

bull Waste generation those activities in which materials are identified as no longer being of value and are either thrown away or gathered together for disposal

bull On-site handling storage and processing activities associated with the handling storage and processing of solid wastes at or near the point of generation

bull Collection those activities association with the gathering of solid wastes and the hauling of wastes to the location where the collection vehicle is emptied

bull Transfer and transport Those activities association with (1) the transfer of wastes from the smaller collection vehicle to the larger transport equipment and (2) the subsequent transport of the wastes usually over long distance to the disposal site

bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Public Health importance of solid waste

1048766 It can be best media for the growth of microorganisms

1048766 Attraction of arthropods such as common housefly mosquito etc

1048766 Attraction of rodents and other animals eg rats mice dogs cats

1048766 Open dump can contaminate water sources1048766 Can contaminate food supply and cause food

borne disease

1048766 Hospital and pathological wastes are potential disease carrying waste products

1048766 Radioactive wastes are highly dangerous1048766 It can create fire accident1048766 Slum areas1048766 It can create nuisancebull Bad odor smoke dustbull Aesthetical problembull Discomfort sneezing coughing

Classifications of solid waste

bull Solid waste can be classified into two categories by its characteristics These are

bull Organic solid wastebull Inorganic Solid wasteOrganic solid waste Wastes that are generally

biodegradable and decompose in the process of which emits offensive and irritating smell when left unattended

bull rArr Putrescible wastes eg Garbage

bull Inorganic solid waste Solid matter that does not decompose at any rate This category of waste matter may be combustible depending on the type of the nature of the material they constitute

bull rArr Non-putrescible wastes eg Rubbish

Functional Elements of solid wastemanagement system

bull There are six functional elements in the activities associated with the management of solid wastes from the point of generation to final disposal site These are

bull 1 Waste generationbull 2 On-site handling (sorting storage and processing)bull 3 Collectionbull 4 Transfer and transportbull 5 Processing and recoverybull 6 Disposal

Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste management system

bull Waste generation those activities in which materials are identified as no longer being of value and are either thrown away or gathered together for disposal

bull On-site handling storage and processing activities associated with the handling storage and processing of solid wastes at or near the point of generation

bull Collection those activities association with the gathering of solid wastes and the hauling of wastes to the location where the collection vehicle is emptied

bull Transfer and transport Those activities association with (1) the transfer of wastes from the smaller collection vehicle to the larger transport equipment and (2) the subsequent transport of the wastes usually over long distance to the disposal site

bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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1048766 Hospital and pathological wastes are potential disease carrying waste products

1048766 Radioactive wastes are highly dangerous1048766 It can create fire accident1048766 Slum areas1048766 It can create nuisancebull Bad odor smoke dustbull Aesthetical problembull Discomfort sneezing coughing

Classifications of solid waste

bull Solid waste can be classified into two categories by its characteristics These are

bull Organic solid wastebull Inorganic Solid wasteOrganic solid waste Wastes that are generally

biodegradable and decompose in the process of which emits offensive and irritating smell when left unattended

bull rArr Putrescible wastes eg Garbage

bull Inorganic solid waste Solid matter that does not decompose at any rate This category of waste matter may be combustible depending on the type of the nature of the material they constitute

bull rArr Non-putrescible wastes eg Rubbish

Functional Elements of solid wastemanagement system

bull There are six functional elements in the activities associated with the management of solid wastes from the point of generation to final disposal site These are

bull 1 Waste generationbull 2 On-site handling (sorting storage and processing)bull 3 Collectionbull 4 Transfer and transportbull 5 Processing and recoverybull 6 Disposal

Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste management system

bull Waste generation those activities in which materials are identified as no longer being of value and are either thrown away or gathered together for disposal

bull On-site handling storage and processing activities associated with the handling storage and processing of solid wastes at or near the point of generation

bull Collection those activities association with the gathering of solid wastes and the hauling of wastes to the location where the collection vehicle is emptied

bull Transfer and transport Those activities association with (1) the transfer of wastes from the smaller collection vehicle to the larger transport equipment and (2) the subsequent transport of the wastes usually over long distance to the disposal site

bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Classifications of solid waste

bull Solid waste can be classified into two categories by its characteristics These are

bull Organic solid wastebull Inorganic Solid wasteOrganic solid waste Wastes that are generally

biodegradable and decompose in the process of which emits offensive and irritating smell when left unattended

bull rArr Putrescible wastes eg Garbage

bull Inorganic solid waste Solid matter that does not decompose at any rate This category of waste matter may be combustible depending on the type of the nature of the material they constitute

bull rArr Non-putrescible wastes eg Rubbish

Functional Elements of solid wastemanagement system

bull There are six functional elements in the activities associated with the management of solid wastes from the point of generation to final disposal site These are

bull 1 Waste generationbull 2 On-site handling (sorting storage and processing)bull 3 Collectionbull 4 Transfer and transportbull 5 Processing and recoverybull 6 Disposal

Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste management system

bull Waste generation those activities in which materials are identified as no longer being of value and are either thrown away or gathered together for disposal

bull On-site handling storage and processing activities associated with the handling storage and processing of solid wastes at or near the point of generation

bull Collection those activities association with the gathering of solid wastes and the hauling of wastes to the location where the collection vehicle is emptied

bull Transfer and transport Those activities association with (1) the transfer of wastes from the smaller collection vehicle to the larger transport equipment and (2) the subsequent transport of the wastes usually over long distance to the disposal site

bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
Page 6: daada Chapter two waste managemet

bull Inorganic solid waste Solid matter that does not decompose at any rate This category of waste matter may be combustible depending on the type of the nature of the material they constitute

bull rArr Non-putrescible wastes eg Rubbish

Functional Elements of solid wastemanagement system

bull There are six functional elements in the activities associated with the management of solid wastes from the point of generation to final disposal site These are

bull 1 Waste generationbull 2 On-site handling (sorting storage and processing)bull 3 Collectionbull 4 Transfer and transportbull 5 Processing and recoverybull 6 Disposal

Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste management system

bull Waste generation those activities in which materials are identified as no longer being of value and are either thrown away or gathered together for disposal

bull On-site handling storage and processing activities associated with the handling storage and processing of solid wastes at or near the point of generation

bull Collection those activities association with the gathering of solid wastes and the hauling of wastes to the location where the collection vehicle is emptied

bull Transfer and transport Those activities association with (1) the transfer of wastes from the smaller collection vehicle to the larger transport equipment and (2) the subsequent transport of the wastes usually over long distance to the disposal site

bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Functional Elements of solid wastemanagement system

bull There are six functional elements in the activities associated with the management of solid wastes from the point of generation to final disposal site These are

bull 1 Waste generationbull 2 On-site handling (sorting storage and processing)bull 3 Collectionbull 4 Transfer and transportbull 5 Processing and recoverybull 6 Disposal

Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste management system

bull Waste generation those activities in which materials are identified as no longer being of value and are either thrown away or gathered together for disposal

bull On-site handling storage and processing activities associated with the handling storage and processing of solid wastes at or near the point of generation

bull Collection those activities association with the gathering of solid wastes and the hauling of wastes to the location where the collection vehicle is emptied

bull Transfer and transport Those activities association with (1) the transfer of wastes from the smaller collection vehicle to the larger transport equipment and (2) the subsequent transport of the wastes usually over long distance to the disposal site

bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste management system

bull Waste generation those activities in which materials are identified as no longer being of value and are either thrown away or gathered together for disposal

bull On-site handling storage and processing activities associated with the handling storage and processing of solid wastes at or near the point of generation

bull Collection those activities association with the gathering of solid wastes and the hauling of wastes to the location where the collection vehicle is emptied

bull Transfer and transport Those activities association with (1) the transfer of wastes from the smaller collection vehicle to the larger transport equipment and (2) the subsequent transport of the wastes usually over long distance to the disposal site

bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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bull Collection those activities association with the gathering of solid wastes and the hauling of wastes to the location where the collection vehicle is emptied

bull Transfer and transport Those activities association with (1) the transfer of wastes from the smaller collection vehicle to the larger transport equipment and (2) the subsequent transport of the wastes usually over long distance to the disposal site

bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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bull Processing and recovery Those techniques equipment and facilities used both to improve the efficiency of the other functional elements and to recover useable materials conversion products or energy from solid wastes

bull Disposal Those activities associated with ultimate disposal of solid wastes Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a solid waste management system

Waste generation

Storage

Collection

Transfer amp transport

Disposal

Processing amp Recovery

Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Main sources of solid waste generation

bull Residential (domestic or house hold)bull Commercialbull Institutionalbull Construction Demolitionbull Treatment plant sitesbull Industrialbull Agricultural

Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the source

rArr The best place to separate waste materials for reuse and recycling is at the source of generation rArr Home owners should be aware of separation of News paper and cardboard bottles yard wastes aluminum cans ferrous materials and especially hazardous wastes rArr Waste processing is used to reduce the volume recover usable materials and alter the physical form of the solid wastes

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
Page 14: daada Chapter two waste managemet

rArr The most common on-site processing operations used are

bull Food waste grinding and release to sewer system

bull Component separationbull Compaction decrease the volume up to 70bull Incineration yard waste composting etc

Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Solid waste collection

bull Collection is provided under various management patternarrangements

bull MunicipalRural Communities Organization- using simple and locally available technology such as Donkey Drawn Cart see figure 2

bull Private services such as contractorsbull Scavenger system Individuals may collect and

use wastes like paper metal containers clothes etc for reuse or recycling

bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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bull Frequency of collection should be considered to avoid fly breeding and for aesthetic consideration

1048766 Garbage at least 2 times week in residential areas1048766 Rubbish weekly in residential areas1048766 Mixed refuse at least 2 timesweek in residential

areasbull NB All wastes should be collected daily in

commercial areas

Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Time of Collection

1048766 Residential areas during the daytime because of noise nuisances and difficulty of locating storage containers in the dark

1048766 Commercial areas during nighttime because of heavy traffic during day for large collection truck

Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Influencing factors of collection1048766 Type of equipment1 Vehicle 2 Pushcart1048766 Maintenance services for equipment1 Garage 2 Workshop1048766 Number and capacity of equipments1048766 Site and accessibility of collection situations1048766 Cost and routing of collection1048766 Number of crewmen1048766 Community involvementsparticipations1048766 Intermediate treatment and final disposal site distance

Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
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Recycling and reuse

bull Reuse and recoveryrecycling of waste conserves energy and the practice is valued as it is environmental friendly Waste products such as the non-decomposable ones which include broken glasses metal scraps wires and the licke can be recovered for further processing Some materials can also be recovered for reuse with out further processing There are different ways and practices of converting wastes in to useful assets

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
Page 20: daada Chapter two waste managemet

For example

1048766 Human or animal urine contains the element nitrogen which is used as fertilizers

1048766 Animal bones can be made to be a very important animal feed after processing

1048766 Rural communities know and use dung for plastering of houses and as an energy source for open fire burning

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
Page 21: daada Chapter two waste managemet

1048766 Some people in bigger towns in Somaliia collect bottles old shoes clothes metal products which is one form of recycling or reuse

bull In general waste recovery and reuse is economically and socially feasible and acceptable

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods
Page 22: daada Chapter two waste managemet

Common solid waste disposal methods

  • Waste Managemet
  • Introduction
  • Public Health importance of solid waste
  • Slide 4
  • Classifications of solid waste
  • Slide 6
  • Functional Elements of solid waste management system
  • Description of the six main functional elements of solid waste
  • Slide 9
  • Slide 10
  • Figure 1 Interrelationship of functional elements comprising a
  • Main sources of solid waste generation
  • Waste handling and separation storage and processing at the so
  • Slide 14
  • Solid waste collection
  • Slide 16
  • Time of Collection
  • Influencing factors of collection
  • Recycling and reuse
  • For example
  • Slide 21
  • Common solid waste disposal methods

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