Transfer and transport of solid waste- SWM.pptx
- 1. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT “Unit 3: Transfer and transport of Solid Waste” Presented by Vinod R. Nejkar Assistant Professor Department of Civil Engineering Sharad Institute of Technology College of Engineering, Yadrav, Ichalkaranji (An Autonomous Institute) 1
- 2. Functional Elements of SWM Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 3. TRANSFER STATION • A transfer Station is a processing site where waste is deposited temporarily. • In transfer stations, local waste collection vehicles deposit the waste into larger site containers. • The larger size containers then transport the waste to the treatment facility or disposal sites.
- 4. Need of Transfer Station • When hauling distance to processing site or disposal facility is high. • Processing centres or disposal stations in remote location cannot be reached directly from highways. • These results in occurrences of illegal dumping due to excessive haul distance.
- 5. Types of Transfer Station 1) Direct Load-transfer Station 2) Storage Load-transfer Station 3) Combined Direct Load and Storage Load-transfer Station
- 6. Types of Transfer Station 1) Direct Load-transfer Station • At direct-load transfer station, the wastes in the collection vehicles are emptied directly into the vehicles to be used to transport them to processing centre, MRFs or final disposal. Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 7. Types of Transfer Station 2) Storage Load-transfer Station • At storage load transfer station, the wastes are emptied directly into storage pit from which they are loaded into transport vehicles by various types of equipment. • The difference between direct-load and storage-load transfer station is that the pit is designed with a capacity to store waste.
- 8. Types of Transfer Station 2) Storage Load-transfer Station Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 9. Types of Transfer Station 3) Combined Direct Load and Storage Load- transfer Station • Many countries use both direct-load and storage load methods at transfer stations. • It is a multipurpose facilities where both facilities is used for loading of solid waste. • At these transfer stations many types processing and MRFs facilities are served at same platform.
- 10. Types of Transfer Station 3) Combined Direct Load and Storage Load-transfer Station • Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 11. TRANSPORT MEANS AND METHODS • Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 12. TRANSPORT MEANS AND METHODS • Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 13. TRANSPORT MEANS AND METHODS • Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 14. TRANSPORT MEANS AND METHODS • Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 15. TRANSPORT MEANS AND METHODS 4. Hydraulic System of Transport • Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 16. TRANSPORT MEANS AND METHODS 5. Pneumatic System of transport • Source: NPTEL – Municipal Solid Waste Management
- 17. Thank You