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In the recent past, the quantum of solid waste is growing at an alarming rate due to growing population, urbanization & industrialization. MSW is a non-homogeneous mixture of solids, which cannot be put back to any use without proper processing & has to be managed properly. Most common method of disposal is landfilling which generates leachate. This leads to serious & long term environmental consequences such as ground water contamination, which ultimately result in human health hazards. Management of leachate is a difficult task. As there is no specific methodology available for leachate…mehr

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In the recent past, the quantum of solid waste is growing at an alarming rate due to growing population, urbanization & industrialization. MSW is a non-homogeneous mixture of solids, which cannot be put back to any use without proper processing & has to be managed properly. Most common method of disposal is landfilling which generates leachate. This leads to serious & long term environmental consequences such as ground water contamination, which ultimately result in human health hazards. Management of leachate is a difficult task. As there is no specific methodology available for leachate treatment, this work was focused on developing a treatment methodology for MSW leachate Feasibility of treatment of leachate by anaerobic treatment carried out in two special types of anaerobic biological reactor followed by membrane process as post treatment in combination with biological treatment have been evaluated.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Swarda Mote works as an Associate Professor at Priyadarshani Institute of Engineering and Technology, Nagpur. A PhD degree in Chemical Engineering from Laxminarayan Institute of Technology ,RTM Nagpur University. She has research and teaching experience for more than 25 years. She is interested in Biotechnology and Waste Water Treatment