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8.3 Transportation
Transportation of waste is required where in situ processing and disposal are not
done. The waste from the point of generation to waste collection point/centre to
processing/treatment to disposal can be done by many combinations. Figure 8.15
shows the nodes and paths in waste transportation. The nodes 2 and 3 being optional,
solid waste generated needs to be disposed to avoid negative consequences of accumulation at the point of generation.
Waste transportation can be done via the following:
• Air.
– Aircrafts.
• Water.
– Ships.
– Boats.
• Land.
– Animal-driven cart.
– Bicycle.
– Bus.
Fig. 8.14 Storage of empty chemical containers
8.3 Transportation
8.3 Transportation
Transportation of waste is required where in situ processing and disposal are not
done. The waste from the point of generation to waste collection point/centre to
processing/treatment to disposal can be done by many combinations. Figure 8.15
shows the nodes and paths in waste transportation. The nodes 2 and 3 being optional,
solid waste generated needs to be disposed to avoid negative consequences of accumulation at the point of generation.
Waste transportation can be done via the following:
• Air.
– Aircrafts.
• Water.
– Ships.
– Boats.
• Land.
– Animal-driven cart.
– Bicycle.
– Bus.
Fig. 8.14 Storage of empty chemical containers
8.3 Transportation
