final disposal of solid waste management in bangladesh
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Final Disposal of Solid Waste Management
Group members Group members
Bani Amin-(11205004)Bani Amin-(11205004)Dewan Parijatul Islam-(11205009)Dewan Parijatul Islam-(11205009)Mehedi Hasan Shourav-(11205019)Mehedi Hasan Shourav-(11205019)Umme Kulsum -(11205021)Umme Kulsum -(11205021)A.R. Atiq-(11205026)A.R. Atiq-(11205026)
Overview
Definition of waste disposal
Proper disposition of a discarded or discharged material in
accordance with local environmental guidelines or laws..
Disposal is done when no alternative exist
Organizations working on solid waste management
The Municipal Government (City Corporation).
The Formal Private (Commercial) like Waste Concern, Bangladesh
Tokai, Vangari shops (Waste retailers)
Community based organizations like Bangladesh Poribeshbadi Andolan (BAPA) Non-paid organizations (NGO’s)
Few basic information of final disposal
The ultimate objective and the final step of solid waste management
Fig: (Scenario of conventional & community based approach to SWM) [4]
Basic strategic ordering of Final Disposal
Storage Collection Transporatation Transfer
Fig: Storage, Collection, Transportation and Transfer to the landfill to dispose [7]
Usual practices for solid waste disposal
Final Disposal
River fillLandfill
Fig : Landfill (left); & Meghna river filled with solid waste by Chandpur Municipality (right)
What is Landfill ?
Landfill is a site for the disposal of waste materials by burial or last resting-place and is the oldest form of waste treatment.
The simplest way to describe landfill is to think of a huge hole in the ground that is gradually filled up with our rubbish
Common practice
Matuail Landfill Site, Dhaka Table 1: Physical characteristics of decomposed solid waste at Matuail Landfill site [ 1(a)]
Table 2: Average concentration of heavy metals in leachate samples (in mg/l) [1(a)]
Leachate: A liquid that has
dissolved or entrained
environmentally harmful
substances
Matuail Landfill Site, Dhaka Graph 1: Average concentration Vs Heavy metals [1(a)]
Fig: Average heavy metal concentration in decomposed solid waste and converted soil sample [1(a)]
Concern before dispose Generation rate of waste
Waste minimization
Waste treatment
Recycling and reuse
Environmental considerations…(Sustainability, Biological reprocessing etc)
Policy and regulation
Education and Training
Planning and Implementation
3 Basic Recommendation
Refuse Reuse Recycle