Journal of Environmental Engineering · 1983 · 39 citations · 2 references
Chemical EngineeringEngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringLeachingBioremediationWaste TreatmentEnvironmental RemediationLined 50Water TreatmentWaste DisposalHeavy Metals RemovalSolid Waste PollutionLandfillWaste ManagementWastewater TreatmentSanitary Landfill LeachateChemical‐physical Leachate Treatment
The results of full‐scale chemical‐physical treatment of sanitary landfill leachate are analyzed. The plant receives approximately 75,000 L/day from a lined 50 acre landfill. The treatment sequence consists of equalization, lime precipitation, sedimentation, and air stripping of ammonia. Overall percent removal efficiencies are BOD5, 69; kjeldahl‐N, 53; cadmium, 59; copper, 38; iron, 98; lead, 66; mercury, 52; nickel, 54; zinc, 95, and, suspended solids, 95. Equalization markedly reduces operating costs. The effects of temperature and pH on heavy metals removal are also reviewed.
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Stability of organic matter in landfill leachates
E Chian · Water Research · 1977 · 119 citations