Chair: Katarina Kylefors
Aim
This session aims at discussing the leachate management of today. It is intended to focus on the sustainability of leachate management. In connection to this leachate quality will be discussed and will be linked to treatment requirements. Different alternatives for treatment will be discussed. Some questions intended to discuss are:
- Is the leachate management of today sustainable?
- What tools can we use to decide about sustainability?
- Do we need leachate treatment?
- What components of the leachate do we need to treat?
- What kinds of leachate do we need to treat?
- For how long time will treatment be required?
- What kinds of treatment are best?
- Will there be a need for different treatments
at different times?
Session chair report and abstracts
Presentations:
Kylefors,
K., Andreas, L. and Lagerkvist, A.
The dependency of the leaching ratio on leachate quality
Abstract
Full paper
Affiliation: Div. of Waste Science & Technology, Luleå University of Technology, Luleå, Sweden
Haarstad, K. and Maehlum, T.
Pesticides
in solid waste leachate in Norway
Abstract
Full paper
Affiliation: Jordforsk, Centre for Soil Environmental Research, Ås, Norway
Öman, C.
Evaluation
of leachate treatment methods i perspective of the character of specific
organic compounds
Abstract
Full paper
Affiliation: Swedish Environmental Research Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
Harris, J.1, Goldsmith,
C.D.2 and Purschwitz, D.E.3
Leachate
treatment options for sanitary landfills
Abstract
Full paper
Affiliation:
1 Waste
Management Inc., Houston, Texas, USA
2 Alternative Natural Technologies Inc.,
Blacksburg, Virginia, USA
3 Civil & Environmental Consultants,
Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Szpaczynski, J.A. and White,
J.A.
Efficiency
of Landfill Leachate Treatment by Freeze Crystallization and Natural Process
of Snow Metamorphism
Abstract
Full paper
Affiliation: Northern Watertek Corporation, Ontario, Canada
Pelkonen, M.1,
Mikko, K2. and Zengzhang, W1.
Full
scale performance of biological leachate treatment at low temperature
Abstract
Full paper
Affiliation:
1 Laboratory
of Environmental Engineering, Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo, Finland
2 Helsinki University Development Services,
Helsinki, Finland
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