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Solid Waste Engineering

Solid Waste Engineering

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(10-1) Given the following data on transportation costs, determine the break-even times for
the two stationary container systems versus the use of a transfer and transport system.
Base your computations on dollars per ton per minute.
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Stationary container systems
4-ton capacity = $25/h
10-ton capacity = $36/h
Truck-semitrailer combination (25-ton capacity) = $55/h
Transfer station cost = $3/ton

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