Sentence examples for that landfilled from inspiring English sources

It is generally accepted that landfilled municipal solid waste develops a heterogeneous and anisotropic structure during placement, degradation and settlement.

For landfills operating in 2001, we assumed that the emissions will last up to 2030 (an assumption supported by the available knowledge that landfilled biodegradable waste starts to emit biogas a few years after deposit and continues to do so for several decades) and the health effects, in terms of congenital anomalies and low birth weight, are constant throughout this period.

The reason for this relies upon the different fates of the pavement that might be either landfilled, recycled, or sometimes used as the underlying structure for another pavement [15].

Most gadgets contain heavy metals that eventually leach into groundwater when landfilled or contribute to air pollution if they're incinerated.

A gravel layer of 50 mm height was put at the bottom before loading refuse, and a sand layer of 50 mm height was placed on the top of landfilled refuse in each simulated landfill to provide even distribution of leachate and to prevent clogging of the leachate outlets.

According to the initial water content and weight of the refuse in different simulated landfills, water was added to obtain the initial moisture content of landfilled refuse of 75% (w/w) in the simulated landfills, which is reported to be an initial rapid decomposition threshold for the anaerobic organic refuse mineralization in bioreactor landfills [ 14, 15].

This suggests that methane emissions from the wood fraction of landfilled waste in Ireland could be drastically overestimated; potentially by a factor of 56.

The interest of recycling this material, both in ecologic and economical terms, is not only due to its aggressiveness towards the environment but also to its high volume of landfilled material along with the fact that it is non-biodegradable.

Leachate recirculation means that sulfate and sulfide are retained in the landfill, thereby distributing them more evenly through the landfilled refuse, increasing the potential risk of H2S release.

He explains that the EPA leach tests examine the stability of landfilled contaminants under acidic conditions, because most metals leach off of sorbents under acidic conditions.

However, in situ analytic results of the decomposition rates of carbon in landfilled wood do not corroborate this figure; suggesting that carbon emissions are likely overestimated.