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 WASTE AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NEWSLETTER
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Pictures of Landfilling Activities
The following landfill pictures are copyright free, and these or larger versions can be downloaded and used in your project. Click on each image for further information, and you will find that a larger version of each image appears in a new window. Right hand click to save to your own hard drive.
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Tipping in progress in a quarry landfill, with a new clay lined cell developed and ready for infilling with waste in the immediate background.
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Tipping into an active landfill cell. Temporary cover can be seen in the foreground, and beyond the tipping refuse vehicles a "compactor" vehicle stands ready to spread crush and compress the freshly deposited waste.
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Tipping in progress at a small rural landfill. The tipping area is completely covered by a temporary bird net.
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Here’s a very active landfill cell. While the heavy compactor machine works on the day’s rubbish running over it with special cutting wheels to squash and compress the waste, other trucks tip dark gery coloured restoration capping material. In the background sand can be seen in the active sand quarrying part of the site. As the sand is removed and sold for construction, new waste void is created for future landfilling. The waste is placed in cells. Each cell is lined to contain the gas and dirty water (leachate) which is produced when it rains on the compacted rubbish.
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Here’s a small landfill cell which has been lined with clay to contain leachate, the black “cube” like structures have been built to allow methane gas to be drawn off to a landfill gas flare. Leachate collection from the base is from additional drains on the base of the cell not yet constructed at the time the photo was taken. Click here to see more landfills during construction
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We highly recommend that you click on more images to see our landfill pictures galleries.
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