Systematic Field Measurement for Municipal Solid Waste Management
Maria Liu
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
Abstract
Recent field surveys have revealed widespread deterioration attributable to municipal solid waste management in river flood plains. A parametric investigation is conducted with systematic field measurement to identify the dominant design variables. An improvement of about 38% in performance was obtained by tuning three key parameters. Wider adoption of the approach could improve the efficiency of existing installations at modest cost.
Keywords:
municipal solid waste managementsystematic field measurementfatigue crack growthheat transfergas turbinegroundwater modelling
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