List and briefly explain two risks associated with improper management of solid waste. Then briefly explain how proper waste management mitigates those risks. Please note:

Q: Municipal solid waste is generated within a community from several sources, not just the household.…

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Q: how is solid and liquid waste similar in recycling

A: Solid and liquid waste- Contaminated water, oil, or fuel (FOG), used motor oil, liquids, solids,…

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

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

Q: 1. State the total annual solid waste generation in South Africa as at today 2. Give 5 concepts…

A: Answer:- Every single person of South Africa, 57 million total population generates about 2.5 kg of…

Q: Explain Cold recycling and hot recycling techniques.

A: Cold recycling and hot recycling techniques are mostly used in pavement treatment. These techniques…

Q: In your community, is waste collection carried out by the municipality or by a private hauler? Who…

A: Private hauler  means a person or business entity who collects commercial, industrial, or…

Q: Collection is the element of solid waste management which is most heavily regulated by the U.S.…

A: Given data:- The word "solid waste management" refers to the entire process of collecting, treating,…

Q: Calculate the chemical composition of a typical yard waste with and without water (based on N and…

A: Given:- Assuming the weight of the yard waste = 100 lb  The moisture content in the waste = 40% To…

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

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

Q: Briefly describe how the moisture content of waste is determined.

A: Waste contains solids and moisture content(water).

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

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Q: Write down the objectives of the course of Waste water Engineering (CE1001)

A: Waste Water Engineering: 1). It is the branch of environmental engineering in which the basic…

Q: From the following date, estimate the unit waste disposal rate per week for a residential area…

A: For estimating the generation of waste in any residential area we need first to estimate how much…

Q: d) In your community, is waste collection carried out by the municipality or by a private hauler?…

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Q: n an industrial area, about 44 tonnes of energy intensive materials were recycled, 26 tonnes of…

A: Consider the given data Recycled material=44 tonnesOrganic waste used for fertilizer=26…

Q: differences and similarities with solid and hazardous waste

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Q: Describe Application of Material Flow Analysis to Design a Sound Waste Management Policy " for a…

A: Explanation- Since Ayres' pioneering creation of flow of material analysis (MFA, also called as Flow…

Q: 1. When did Hazardous waste management act enacted in India? a) 1988 b) 1989 c) 1990 d) 1991

A: For the question the correct option is b.

Q: What is the Comparison or contrast of waste management of Solid and Liquid waste in the United…

A: Comparision involves definition  Classification  Functional Elements of solid waste management…

Q: Explain impacts on physical, Chemical, Biological and Social component of environment by improper…

A: Waste disposal includes gathering waste, moving it, treating it if essential, and at last discarding…

Q: Calculate the percentage of recyclables in high socioeconomic localities. Calculate the percentage…

A: Recyclable components are plastic,fabrics,rubber,metals, glass  and miscellaneousTherefore'Total% of…

Q: What are the major issues (any two) which necessitate the importance of solid waste management

A: Given data  Solid waste management  To be discussed  2 major issues which shows its importance

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

A: METHODS OF SOLID WASTE COLLECTION

Q: anagement of mu

A: Trash management is to lessen the negative consequences of waste on the environment, human health,…

Q: What are three categories of waste that are managed in any society.

A: SOLID WASTEDomestic solid waste           Industrial or Muncipal solid waste…

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

A: The united states is the country one among the largest producers of waste throughout the world…

Q: What are the general characteristics of the waste water entering the plant?

A: Wastewater Characteristics:

Q: List the elements of a solid waste management system

A: This question is from environmental engineering Where we are asked to list the element of solid…

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

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

Q: 1b The solid-waste composition and the quantity of solid waste generated from two cities located in…

A: Given data To find- (1) Which city generates more ash on a per capita basis? (2) Which city…

Q: 1. What are the factors that contribute to the variations in composition of solid waste? Discuss…

A: We have to asked 1) Factor that contribute to the variations in composition of solid waste and…

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

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

Q: examples of how similar, plastic and sewage waste are being collected in the united states

A: Plastics are inexpensive, therefore they are widely used. Being so widely used, it almost always…

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

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Q: a conclusion to the approaches of waste management of municipal solid waste and liquid waste

A: Waste : Waste (or wastes) are undesirable or useless materials. Waste is defined as any substance…

Q: List and explain some similarities and difference between the Management of Solid Waste and…

A: Answer :-  Difference between Solid waste and hazardous waste are :-  Solid waste is made up of…

Q: what are the differences and the similarities of solid and liquid waste in the approaches of waste…

A: Waste management includes the process of managing waste. This includes, their collection,…

Q: What is your learning insight about Solid Waste Management?

A: Solid waste management is a major concerning issue nowadays. Due to waste, affects harmfully on the…

Q: The majority of municipal solid waste is 64% paper. What ways would you suggest to reduce paper…

A: Municipal solid waste also called urban solid waste, is a waste type that includes predominantly…

Q: Describe Application of Material Flow Analysis to Design a Sound Waste Management Policy " for a…

A: Explanation- Since Ayres' pioneering creation of flow of material analysis (MFA, also called as Flow…

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

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

Q: 1. Name the three categories of technologies for hazardous waste management.

A: The three categories of hazardous waste are: listed, characteristic, and mixed radiological waste.

Q: What is the points of convergence and devergence of waste management of to specified waste in a…

A: The handling of solid waste in India For the management of solid waste, a number of organizations,…

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

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

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

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

Q: (a) (i) Explain how do you contribute to solid waste management at your household (ii) Provide…

A: Solid waste comprises a wide range of waste materials that are discarded as undesired and useless as…

Mechanical Processes

In civil engineering, the materials have to undergo a series of manufacturing processes before using them in construction and structural applications. These manufacturing processes form the foundation stone of mechanical processes. Some of the civil engineering materials such as bars, metallic beams, metallic columns, surveying equipment, earthmovers, overhead cranes, structural and construction components, and even cement that is the most fundamental construction component need to undergo different manufacturing processes before they are ready to use. These processes are mechanical.