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*Waste Management*~ Nama TAN GEOK TIN Kumpulan / Unit 1C Semester 1 KPLI AMBILAN JAN 2009 Nama Pensyarah EN. HASNUL HISHAM BIN HASHIM Tarikh Serahan 18 Mei 2009 INSTITUT PERGURUAN SULTAN ABDUL HALIM

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~ *Waste Management*~

Nama TAN GEOK TINKumpulan / Unit 1CSemester 1 KPLI AMBILAN JAN 2009Nama Pensyarah EN. HASNUL HISHAM BIN HASHIMTarikh Serahan 18 Mei 2009

INSTITUT PERGURUAN SULTAN ABDUL HALIM

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PICTURES OF IMPROPER

WASTE MANAGEMENT

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Plastics bottles, glass bottles were simply thrown away…

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Garbage was threw into the drain…

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Coconut shells can turn into biofuel but were thrown away without further utilization…

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Exhaust gas from vehicles which results the air pollution and global warming…

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Useful aluminium cans were dumped without further utilization…

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Smokes eliminated from the chimney of the factories cause the air pollution…

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Waste threw at the riverside cause the water pollution…

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Polluted river…

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Types of waste found in the

previous pictures

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Waste Solid Liquid GasOrganic

• Coconut shell• Papers• Food residues

Chemical

• Glass bottle

• Plastic bottle

• Plastic bags

• Cans

• Polystyrene

• Synthetic detergen

• Cooking oils

• Smoke from the factories

• Smoke from the vehicles

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What's in your bin?

Analysis of household waste

composition

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PROPER WAYS OF WASTE MANAGEMENT

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Seperating the waste into different types.

Using rubbish bags.

Recycling the waste.

Reusing the waste.

Burying the waste.

Disposing the chemical waste according to the regulations.

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Analysis• When developing a waste management solution,

the following aspects should be considered: – the volume of waste generated– the equipment required– a suitable service schedule – knowledge of waste streams that are

commonly disposed of– identify recycling opportunities

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Collection• The waste management solution will indicate

the type of vehicle/s required to service the bin. • Other elements that need to be considered at

the time of waste collection are: –positioning of the bin – the type of bin – the waste stream collected in the nominated

bins, and locks, chains and bars in use

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Transportation

• A courier service for waste resources. • Employs a fleet of vehicles to waste and

recycling collections:– front lift trucks– rear lift trucks –hook trucks

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Recovery

• Resource Recovery Centers (RRC) or Material Recovery Facility (MRF).

• These facilities sort the waste resources into piles of like materials, the resources are packaged for transportation to the next phase– recyclable items are sent to a recycling

facility–non-recyclable items or general waste is

disposed at landfill.

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Recycling / Disposal

• Depending on the type of material, whether it is recycled or disposed of at landfill.

• Recyclable waste is recycled and is diverted away from landfill.

• Non Recycables like General Waste are disposed of at landfill.

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References

• http://www.planetpals.com/recyclefacts.html• http://www.wasteonline.org.uk/resources/Inf

ormationSheets/HouseholdersRecycling.htm• http://www.wanless.com.au/what_is_waste_

management.html

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