Is it necessary to provide leak prevention for the ground of solid waste landfills?
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During the last environmental protection and solid waste inspection, the environmental authorities required that the surfaces of solid waste disposal sites be made leak-proof. Has your organization’s hazardous waste disposal site been fitted with epoxy resin flooring?
No, and no one has requested it, but it seems difficult to avoid having to make corrections once a proper investigation is carried out
We explicitly require leak prevention measures here.
They are all solids and packed in ton bags; what leakage needs to be prevented?
This post was last edited by zdl1966 on 2015-12-26 at 16:23. Here, too, the required improvements were mandated as a result of environmental inspections. Solid waste is generally divided into general solid waste and hazardous solid waste. For general solid waste, there is no need for a leak-proof floor; however, for hazardous solid waste, regardless of the type of packaging used, a leak-proof floor is necessary to prevent wastewater from leaking in case water gets on it, as well as to address any damage, especially when the waste is stored outdoors. Collection tanks are also required.
Yes, that’s what the environmental protection authorities require; the existing collection tank also needs to be enlarged.
Hazardous waste is required, but I haven’t taken care of that either; P. I still need to build drainage ditches as well – it’s really troublesome!
Leak prevention measures should be taken. What if there’s a leak?
We produce waterproof membranes here, and pipes are connected to these membranes to lead the fluid to the sewage treatment plant