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Application of bioreactor landfill technology to municipal solid waste management: Asian perspective
In recent years, due to the advance in knowledge of landfill behaviour and decompositionprocesses of municipal solid waste (MSW), there has been a strong thrust to upgrade existinglandfill technology from a storage/containment concept to a process-based approach, in otherwords, as a bioreactor landfill. Operating landfills as bioreactors and hence enhancing thestabilization of wastes is one such option that has been elaborately investigated and hadalready been in practice in the U.S. and European countries, As compared to many developedcountries, the concept of leachate recirculation is still relatively new to Asia, Nevertheless,there are laboratory scale and pilot scale researches including few full-scale implementationof this technology in Asia, Research and development activities relating to aspects of landfillbioreactors are keeping the interest of scientists and engineers alive and enriching theliteratures. Findings of bioreactor landfill research have resulted in generation of enormousdata and their publication in variety of journals and books, Collating data from such diversesources would help understand the bioreactor landfill concept, benefits to be derived, designand operational issues, possible solutions to many of these issues, ongoing researches, etc,This paper is an attempt to present an overview in this direction in Asian perspective. ; In recent years, due to the advance in knowledge of landfill behaviour and decompositionprocesses of municipal solid waste (MSW), there has been a strong thrust to upgrade existinglandfill technology from a storage/containment concept to a process-based approach, in otherwords, as a bioreactor landfill. Operating landfills as bioreactors and hence enhancing thestabilization of wastes is one such option that has been elaborately investigated and hadalready been in practice in the U.S. and European countries, As compared to many developedcountries, the concept of leachate recirculation is still relatively new to Asia, Nevertheless,there are laboratory scale and pilot ...
Application of bioreactor landfill technology to municipal solid waste management: Asian perspective
In recent years, due to the advance in knowledge of landfill behaviour and decompositionprocesses of municipal solid waste (MSW), there has been a strong thrust to upgrade existinglandfill technology from a storage/containment concept to a process-based approach, in otherwords, as a bioreactor landfill. Operating landfills as bioreactors and hence enhancing thestabilization of wastes is one such option that has been elaborately investigated and hadalready been in practice in the U.S. and European countries, As compared to many developedcountries, the concept of leachate recirculation is still relatively new to Asia, Nevertheless,there are laboratory scale and pilot scale researches including few full-scale implementationof this technology in Asia, Research and development activities relating to aspects of landfillbioreactors are keeping the interest of scientists and engineers alive and enriching theliteratures. Findings of bioreactor landfill research have resulted in generation of enormousdata and their publication in variety of journals and books, Collating data from such diversesources would help understand the bioreactor landfill concept, benefits to be derived, designand operational issues, possible solutions to many of these issues, ongoing researches, etc,This paper is an attempt to present an overview in this direction in Asian perspective. ; In recent years, due to the advance in knowledge of landfill behaviour and decompositionprocesses of municipal solid waste (MSW), there has been a strong thrust to upgrade existinglandfill technology from a storage/containment concept to a process-based approach, in otherwords, as a bioreactor landfill. Operating landfills as bioreactors and hence enhancing thestabilization of wastes is one such option that has been elaborately investigated and hadalready been in practice in the U.S. and European countries, As compared to many developedcountries, the concept of leachate recirculation is still relatively new to Asia, Nevertheless,there are laboratory scale and pilot ...
Application of bioreactor landfill technology to municipal solid waste management: Asian perspective
Chiemchaisri, Chart (Autor:in) / Joseph, Kurian (Autor:in)
12.12.2007
doi:10.15626/Eco-Tech.2007.026
Linnaeus Eco-Tech; 2007: Proceedings from Kalmar ECO-TECH'07: Technologies for waste and wastewater treatment, energy from wast, remediation of contaminated sited, emissions related to climate; 269-278 ; 2002-8008 ; 10.15626/10.15626/Eco-Tech.2007
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
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