Solid Waste Management

• Solid Waste Management
• Abstract
• Foreword
• Foreword -Cont.
• Distribution
• Change Control Sheet
• Table of Contents
• Table of Contents -Cont.
• Table of Contents -Cont.
• Figures
• Tables
• Chapter 1. Introduction
• Purpose
• Chapter 2. Background
• Energy Security Act
• State Regulations (General)
• Department of Defense
• Impacts of Solid Waste Generation
• Resource Recovery
• Hazardous Wastes
• Chapter 3. Management Issues
• Collection and Hauling Options
• EPA Checklist
• Figure 3-1B A Checklist of Policies and Practices for Solid Waste Management
• Route Planning
• Collection Personnel
• Figure 3-1C Micro-Routing
• Crew collection methods
• Transfer Stations
• Disposal Alternatives
• Table 3-1A Responsibilities of DOD Installations
• Table 3-1A Responsibilities of DOD Installations -Cont.
• Table 3-1A Responsibilities of DOD Installations -Cont.
• Table 3-1A Responsibilities of DOD Installations -Cont.
• Table 3-1A Responsibilities of DOD Installations -Cont.
• Construction Debris or Demolition Landfill
•  Labor schedules
• Miscellaneous Disposal Methods
• Open Burning
• Environmental Health and Safety Requirements
• Evaluation and Alternative Development
• Plan Selection and Implementation
• Impact Assessment
• Figure 3-4A. Plan Implementation Schedule
• Figure 3-4A. Plan Implementation Schedule -Cont.
• Administration and Management
• Chapter 4. Engineering and Operational Issues
• Waste Quantities
• Table 4-1A Average Composistion of Solid Waste From Various Navy Installation Source
• Table 4-1B Average Daily Waste Generation Rates from Military and Municipal Sources
• Table 4-1C Typical Physical Compositions of Some Solid Waste Streams
• Figure 4-1A Comparison of Naval Data with State of Washington Data on Solid Waste Composition
• Figure 4-1B Breakdown of State of Washington Data by Category of Genarator
• Construction/Landscaping Wastes
• Types of Technologies
• Location of Containers
• Table 4-2-3A Data on the Types and Sizes of Containers Used for the Onsite Storage of Solid Wastes
• Table 4-2-3B Typical Applications and Limitations of Containers Used for the Onsite Storage of solid Wastes
• Figure 4-2-3A Medium-Capacity Refuse Containers
• Washing Facilities
• Collection of Solid Wastes
• Collection of Solid Wastes -Cont.
• Recommended Operation Procedures
• Collection Equipment
• Operating Records
• Figure 4-2-4A Comparison of Hauled and Stationary Container Concepts
• Table 4-2-4A Typical Data on Container Capacities Available for Use with Various Collection Systems
• Table 4-2-4B Typical Data on Vehicles Used for the Collection of Solid Wastes
• Figure 4-2-4C Full/Pack Front Loader
• Figure 4-2-4E High-Compaction Rear Loader
• Figure 4-2-4G Hoist Truck
• Frequency of Collection
• Separate Collection
• Social Requirements
• Transfer and Transport
• Figure 4-2-5A Direct Dumping to Transfer Trailer Station
• Dump into Hydraulic Compaction Units
• Figure 4-2-5B Direct Dumping to Tipping Floor Transfer Station
• Table 4-2-5A Transfer Station Types
• Environmental Impacts
• Transfer Station Costs
• Sanitary Landfill Design and Operation
• Figure 4-2-5C Comparison of Direct Haul and Transfer Haul Costs
• Site Selection
• Site characteristics
• Figure 4-2-6A Determining the Yearly Volume of Compact Solid Waste
• Hydrogeological Characteristics
• Admixed liners are formed-in-place liners
• Other considerations
• Methodology
• Table 4-2-5A Solid Waste Landfill Design Checklist
• Table 4-2-5A Solid Waste Landfill Design Checklist -Cont.
• Table 4-2-5A Solid Waste Landfill Design Checklist -Cont.
• Table 4-2-5A Solid Waste Landfill Design Checklist -Cont.
• Table 4-2-5B Sources of Existing Information
• Table 4-2-5C Field Investigations for New Information General
• Table 4-2-5C Field Investigations for New Information General -Cont.
• Landfilling Methods and Operations
•  Conventional Methods for Dry Areas
• Depression Method
• Figure 4-2-7C Trench Method of Operation for a Sanitary Landfill
• Drainage and Seepage Control Facilities
• Conventional Methods for Wet Areas
• Closure Plans
• Table 4-2-1B Average Equipment Requirements
• Table 4-2-7C Equipment Selection Guidance for Multiple Unit Sites
• Figure 4-2-7E Steel Wheeled Compactor
• Figure 4-27F Self Loading Scrapper
• Table 4-2-7D Site Closure Checklist
• Figure 4-2-7G Use of Impermeable Liners to Control Movement of Gas and Leachate
• Volume Reduction
• Table 4-2-8A Solid Waste Processing Methods
• Table 4-2-8B CompactionEquipment Used for Volume Reduction
• Table 4-2-8C Important Design Factors in the Selection of Conventional Compaction Equipment
• Table 4-3-2A Specifications for Fuel Oil Reclaimed (MIL-F-2495)
• Use of Recycled Materials
• Recovery of Resources
• Figure 4-3-7A Establishing a New RRRP
• Identification of Recyclable Materials
• Table 4-3-7A Potentially Recyclable Materials
• Preparing Criteria and Procedures
• Table 4-3-78 Paperstock Markets and Prices
• Management Control Objectives
• Economic Evaluation
• Economic Analysis Handbook
• Figure 4-3-7B Worksheet for Determining Waste Sales Economic Analysis
• Figure 4-3-7C Sample Economic Analysis
• Implementation
• Component Sponsored Investment Program (CSIP)
• Resource Recovery and Recycling Program (RRRP) Operations
• Resource Recovery and Recycling Program (RRRP) Operations -Cont.
• Cardboard Collection and Baling Operation
• Metals Recycling
• Scrap Wood
• Scrap Wood -Cont.
• Operational Checklist
• Financial Constraints
• Figure 4-3-13A Cycle Time for Submitting Goods to DRMO
• Waste Segregation Options
• Recovery of Materials at Final Disposal Sites
• Table 4-3-16A Solid Wastes Seperation Technique and Application Information for Centralized Seperation Facilities
• Figure 4-3-16A Magnetic Separator Designs
• Figure 4-3-16B Crane Electromagnetic Hook
• Recovery of Energy
• Figure 4-3-17B Refractory Furnace , Convection Boiler Incinerator
• Table 4-3-17A Process Used for the Energy Recovery from Solid Wastes
• Emission Control Technologies
• Table 4-3-17B Selected Emissions Standards for Municipal Waste Incenerators
• Table 4-3-17C Emission Control Facilities and Equipment for Municipal Incinerators
• Table 4-3-17D Comparative Air Pollution Control Data for Municipal Incinerator
• Vogg, Metzger, and Steiglitz
• Guidelines
• Hazardous refuse
• Table 4-3-17E Principal Components in the Design of Incinerators
• Operation Procedures
• Table 4-3-17F Facility Safety Features
• Table 4-3-17F Facility Safety Features -Cont.
• Table 4-3-17G Types and Capacities of Incinerators
• Maintenance procedures
• Composting
• Waste Requiring Special Handling
• Used Oils and Solvents
• EPA Guidance
• Table 4-4A Designation of Infectious Waste
• Transporting
• Figure 4-4A Disposal Requirements for PCBS and PCB Items
• Definition of Hazardous Waste
• Responsibilities
• DLA Responsibilities
• Hazardous Waste Management Plan
• Hazardous Waste Handling, Storage, and Disposal
• Treatment Alternatives
• Petroleum Products
• Used Solvent Elimination Program (USE)
• Hazardous Waste Minimization Program
• Community Household Hazardous Wastes Program
• Table 4-5A Chemical Hazards in the Home
• Table 4-5B Chemical Hazards in the Garage and Workshop
• Education and Training
• Training Programs
• Course Options
• Appendix A State of Virginia Bureau of Solid Waste Management
• Appendix A State of Virginia Bureau of Solid Waste Management -Cont.
• Appendix A State of Virginia Bureau of Solid Waste Management -Cont.
• Design plans
• Design plans -Cont.
• Design plans -Cont.
• Design plans -Cont.
• Development subsequent phases
• Closure Plan
• Appendix A-1 Proposed Revisions to Criteria for Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Landfills
• Summary of the Rule
• Summary of the New Part 258
• Subpart C -- Operating Criteria
• Subpart C -- Operating Criteria -Cont.
• Closure Criteria
• Post-Closure Criteria
• Design Criteria
• Ground-Water Monitoring and Corrective Action
• Appendix B Technical Requirements and Guidelines for Solid Waste Management Contracts
• Cost Analysis
• General Contract Specifications
• General Contract Specifications -Cont.
• Government-Furnished Materials and Supplies
• Collection of Waste
• Transportation
• Vehicles
• Cleaning Methods
• Salvage Operations
• Assigned Area
• Appendix B-1 Example Contract
• Contractor Personnel and Identification
• Management Plan
• Receptacles or Containers
• Government-Furnished Property and Services
• Schedule and Points of Collection
• Frequency of Collection
• Abnormal Quantities of Refuse and Missed Pickups
• Reports and Records
• Performance Requirements Summary for Example Contract
• Performance Requirements
• Examples of Payment Computation
• Examples of Payment Computation -Cont.
• Table B-1 Performance Requirements Summary
• Table B-2 Location and Number of Housing Units
• Table 8-3 Sample Size Code Letters from MIL-STD-105D
• Table B-4 Single Sampling, Normal Inspection
• Appendix C Regional EPA Offices
• Appendix C Regional EPA Offices -Cont.
• Appendix C Regional EPA Offices -Cont.
• Appendix D State Solid Waste Agencies
• Appendix D State Solid Waste Agencies -Cont.
• Appendix D State Solid Waste Agencies -Cont.
• Appendix D State Solid Waste Agencies -Cont.
• Appendix D State Solid Waste Agencies -Cont.
• Appendix E Organizations Providing Assistance for Recycling and Resource Recovery Programs
• Appendix E Organizations Providing Assistance for Recycling and Resource Recovery Programs -Cont.
• Appendix E Organizations Providing Assistance for Recycling and Resource Recovery Programs -Cont.
• Appendix E Organizations Providing Assistance for Recycling and Resource Recovery Programs -Cont.
• Appendix F Estimation Techniques
• Solid Waste Survey Plans
• Low Cost/Low Precision Survey (Plan B)
• Table F-1. Military Solid Waste Quantity Emission Factors by Facility Type
• Table F-2. Models of Solid Waste Generation Rates Based on Military Facility Emission Variables
• Table F-3. Composition of Solid Waste by Weight Percentage
• Low Cost/Low Precision Survey (Plan B) -Cont.
• Installation Total Waste
• Medium Cost/Medium Precision Survey (Plan C)
• Weight and Volume Measurements
• High Cost/High Precision Survey (Plan D)
• High Cost/High Precision Survey
• Appendix G Sample Forms
• Appendix G Sample Forms -Cont.
• Scrap and Waste Turn -In
• MWR APF Resource Recovery, and Recycling Turn-in Tracking Chart
• Resource Recovery and Recycling Program (RRRP) NAF Economic Quarterly Report
• Bibliography
• Bibliography -Cont.
• Bibliography -Cont.
• Additional References
• Additional References -Cont.
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• Glossary
• Glossary -Cont.
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• Acronyms
• Acronyms -Cont.
• Acronyms -Cont.
• Index
• Index -Cont.
• Index -Cont.

Solid Waste Management