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

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

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

Q: Are the contents of the Ecological Solid Waste management act of 2000 still significant today? Are…

A: Question is based on the solid waste management . In the question we have determine are the contents…

Q: 1. Explain why it is difficult to determine the engineering properties of municipal solid waste?

A: Brief concept- Municipal solid waste (MSW)- Residential, industrial, institutional, commercial,…

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

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

Q: Explain Cold recycling and hot recycling techniques.

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

Q: What is meant by integrated solid waste management?

A: Integrated solid waste management - Integrated solid waste management  means an systematic approach…

Q: Explain the Hydrocarbon Oxidation Cycles using chemical reactions for smog formation?

A: The term "Smog" is formed by the combination of "smoke" and "fog." There is mainly two type smog.…

Q: What could be solved in removing salt from salt water which produces lots of waste through an…

A: Saltwater is a type of water that has salt in it, and it is commonly found in oceans and seas. It is…

Q: List possible ways we can collect the Bio waste?

A: Biowaste is a waste that can affect human life in non-infectious ways. It includes chemical waste…

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: what is solid wastes? and what are the issues of solid wastes in the Philippines?

A: Solid waste is the most common form of waste generated in a community. Heaps of waste are seen…

Q: 1. Give examples of Waste under the acronym TIMWOOD, State 2 Causes and suggests 3 Countermeasure…

A: Transportation, Inventory, Motion, Waiting, Overproduction, Overprocessing, and Defects are all…

Q: Half cubic meter of solid waste container is full of solid waste. The weight per fraction is…

A: The given table is shown below:

Q: What is the biggest problem in solid waste managemen

A: A solid waste management system controls, collects, transports, disposes, and recycles the solid…

Q: Which parameters may have effect on the bulk density of municipal solid wastes? Explain it by giving…

A: the bulk density of municipal solid wastes can be effect by following : The success of waste…

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

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

Q: how can liquid waste be recyled?

A: Reference : Environment science , Waste management and its disposal. Under EPA act (Environment…

Q: Suggest a treatment method on how to properly dispose your solid waste. How are you going to…

A: As the cities are growing in size with the rise in the population, automatically the amount of waste…

Q: Give two examples of scientific and technological approaches to managing solid waste on land and in…

A: Solid waste management on land and in the water mostly depends on involving various technologies and…

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: Describe how the moisture content of waste is determined.? Define the term; Waste to energy.

A: Moisture content of solid waste can be determined by :

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

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Q: Provide three examples on how the scope of RCRA is beyond proper management of hazardous waste.

A: RCRA- It stands for Resource convention and recovery act. It is defined as an act that creates a…

Q: Produce a flow diagram to explain the steps involved in the management of waste material.

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

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

Q: How does IoT technology impact the efficiency of waste management systems in urban areas?

A: IoT (Internet of Things) technology has a significant impact on the efficiency of waste management…

Q: Household hazardous wastes are often found in a sanitary landfill in Malaysia. Explain a proper plan…

A: Hazardous wastes- It is defined as a type of waste that has the potential of affecting the…

Q: A metal plating company is planning to treat its waste sludge to recover the nickel from it. Would…

A: Introduction- Sludge is a semi-solid residue substance formed as a byproduct of treating industrial…

Q: Describe and discuss in detail indirect waste and how is it handled?

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Q: why biological treatment of solid waste should be used extensively in Ghana

A: Followings are the reasons to use biological treatment of solid waste in Ghana :- High rate of…

Q: Why is leaving waste on site for an additional 90 days environmentally better than transporting it…

A: To answer :- Why is leaving waste on site for an additional 90 days environmentally better than…

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

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

Q: 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: Describe the term scheduled waste in Environmental Quality Act 1974 ( Act 127 ). Give two examples…

A: SCHEDULED WASTE Scheduled waste is any different type of wastes which are possessing with the most…

Q: Waste management in residential areas served by the private sector on behalf of local government is…

A: A waste management system is the strategy that an organization uses to dispose, reduce, reuse and…

Q: Solid Waste Management At the subnational area in the Philippines

A: Additional development of solid wastes, which is almost always linked to population expansion and…

Q: With an assumption that the volatility of Waste Management (WM) is 14.49% per year, corresponding to…

A: given- volatility of waste management =14.49% per year

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

A: Waste management is one of the hot topic in today's world, as bursting out population in many parts…

Q: Question 3 Your EIA project involves excavation of an area before the construction. Describe the…

A: Mitigation measures during the construction phase Site clearing  Water quality Air quality Noise

Q: Sources of Municipal Solid Wastes and composition of the wastes

A: Given data in question  Municipal solid wastes. To be discussed  Sources and composition of the…

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.