MSWM (municipal solid waste management) is one of India’s most serious environmental issues. Municipal solid waste (MSW) management that isn’t properly managed may be dangerous. According to various studies, around 90% of MSW is disposed of in an improper manner at open dumps and landfills, posing public health and environmental risks. A detailed evaluation of the characteristics, generation, collection and transportation, disposal, and treatment technologies of MSW used in India has been attempted in this work. The purpose of the MSWM research for Indian cities was to assess the current situation and identify the significant issues. Various MSW treatment technologies are thoroughly examined, along with their benefits and drawbacks. The report concludes with a few useful ideas that may be useful in encouraging competent authorities/researchers to continue working on improving the current system.

 

Municipal Solid Waste Management Authorization in Indian
Municipal Solid Waste Management Authorization in Indian

Solid waste management components

Recycling, composting, disposal, and waste-to-energy incineration are the four components of the municipal solid waste industry.

  • Collection:

The collection functional element includes not only the collection of solid waste and recyclable items but also the transportation of these commodities to the point where the collection vehicle is disposed of after collection. A materials processing facility, a transfer station, or a landfill disposal site could be this location.

  • At the source, waste handling and separation, storage, and processing:

Waste management tasks include waste handling and separation until the waste is stored in storage containers for collection. The movement of loaded containers to the site of the collection is also included in handling. Separating different types of waste components at the point of collection is a critical stage in the treatment and storage of solid waste.

  • Solid waste segregation, processing, and transformation: 

Materials recovery facilities, transfer stations, combustion facilities, and treatment plants are commonly used for the separation and processing of wastes that have been isolated at the source, as well as the separation of commingled wastes.

  • Transportation and transfer: 

There are two key steps in this element. The waste is first moved from a smaller collection vehicle to a larger transport vehicle. The waste is subsequently transported to a processing or disposal facility, generally across great distances.

  • Disposal: 

All solid wastes, whether they are residential wastes collected and transported directly to a landfill site, residual materials from materials recovery facilities (MRFs), residue from solid waste combustion, compost, or other substances from various solid waste processing facilities, are now disposed of by landfilling or land spreading. A contemporary sanitary landfill is not a dump; it is an engineering facility that is used to dispose of solid wastes on land without causing diversions or risks to public health or safety, such as insect infestations and groundwater contamination.

For Solid Waste Management Authorization, a document is required.

  • Aadhar Card Authorized Signatory
  • Pan Card with Authorized Signatory
  • Certificate of GST
  • Proof of site ownership/rent/lease
  • Trade License/Factory License
  • The Bill of Electricity
  • Naksha/Layout Plan
  • Flowchart of the Process
  • Details of the installed machinery

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