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HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENTDEFINITION:
Any residues or combination of residues other than radioactive waste which by reason of its chemical reactivity or toxicity, explosive, corrosive or other characteristics causes potential hazard to human or to the environment.
Raw materials
Processing and manufacturing Products
Solid and hazardous wastes generated during
the manufacturing process
Waste generated by households and
businesses
Food/yard waste
Hazardous waste
Remaining mixed wastePlastic Glass Metal Paper
To manufacturers for reuse or for recycling Compost Hazardous waste
management Landfill Incinerator
Fertilizer
SOURCES:• Inorganic and Organic Chemicals Wastes• Petroleum Refineries• Iron and Steel• Non Ferrous Metals• Leather Tanning• Metal Finishing• And from any other Commercial and Industrial Wastes
RISK TO HUMAN:• Acute Effects• Violent Illnesses• Chronic Effects• Carcinogenic• Cancer• Mutagenic• Death
TO ENVIRONMENT:• Decays• Mutagenic
Source: http://www.britannica.com/technology/hazardous-waste-management
RECYCLING• Converts waste into a reusable material.• Reuse• Reprocess• Reclaim• Recover
Source: dictionary.reference.com/browse/recycle
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL TREATMENT
• Separation Techniques• Breakdown of Hazardous Waste into Non-Toxic form• Reduce Hazard of Wastes
Physical Process are: Screening, Sedimentation, Centrifugation, Flotation, Adsorption and Stripping.
Chemical Process are: Neutralization, Precipitation, Oxidation, and Reduction.
BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT• Uses microorganism for degradation.• Microbes in soil and sewage sludge tested in
degradation of organic chemicals.• PCBs degradation using pseudomonas and
flavo bacterium• Pseudomonas bacteria- benzene, phenol,
cresol.
WATER RECLAMATIONis a process by which
wastewater from homes and businesses is cleaned using biological and chemical treatment so that the water can be returned to the environment safely to augment the natural systems from which it came. It is used today as both an aquifer and stream enhancement strategy.
Source: https://geographywiki.wikispaces.com/Don+Pipping