Gas Proof Membrane Design Basics for Landfill Use
March 26th, 2010 by admin
To fulfil its needed function a gas evidence membrane must have both a reduced permeability to landfill gases and sufficient strength characteristic
Tags: The Modern Landfill Design Concepts in the UK and Europe which Landfill CQA Engineers Must Implement
December 30th, 2009 by admin
We explain why the landfill CQA engineers involved in CQC and CQA hold a such a vital role as the final link in ensuring that the landfill design is constructed to the specified requirements. CQ Engineers never forget! Future generations depend on you!
Landfill Designers and Specifiers Beware of Blocked Drainage Layer Geotextiles
August 24th, 2009 by admin
Inferior geo-composite membranes which should both provide a low permeability membrane to cap a landfill and replace drainage stone otherwise needed above the low permeability layer are being offered which don’t do the job. It is essential to drain the interface and prevent development of a slip plane at the membrane on even quite gentle landfill slopes, but slip failures are inevitable if inadequate geo-composites are used. Find out how to avoid this pitfall.
US EPA Landfill Capping
May 16th, 2009 by admin
Landfill Capping is the most widespread type of remediation since it is in general less pricey than other technologies and actually manages the human being and environmental risks allied with a remediation place. In this article we provide the basics of capping according to the US EPA.
How to Do Landfill CQA Up to the Start of the Construction Works
December 20th, 2008 by admin
Landfill CQA Actions up to the Start of Construction Once the landfill design engineer has completed the landfill design and the specification has been substantially completed, it is possible to write the landfill Construction Quality Assurance (CQA) Plan, which the construction contractor will then be required to follow, and which will once completed be reported [...]
