Leachate quality of a MSW landfill
D. Fatta, C. Voscos, A. Papadopoulos, Maria Loizidou
Abstract
D. Fatta, C. Voscos, A. Papadopoulos, Maria Loizidou
Abstract
Landfill leachate originating from a major landfill site of Greece was analyzed and changes in its quality over a period of time was investigated. The results show that the leachate contained high inorganic as well as organic polluting load. The chemical oxygen demand (COD) ranged between 3812–6489 mg/l. The organic load was not easily biodegradable and the 5‐d biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5) / COD ratio was less than 0.2. The high chloride concentrations constitute a serious threat for the aquifer of the area located at Ano Liosia near Athens. Ammonia was found in high concentrations (1350 mg/l).
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Landfill leachate originating from a major landfill site of Greece was analyzed and changes in its quality over a period of time was investigated. The results show that the leachate contained high inorganic as well as organic polluting load. The chemical oxygen demand (COD) ranged between 3812–6489 mg/l. The organic load was not easily biodegradable and the 5‐d biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5) / COD ratio was less than 0.2. The high chloride concentrations constitute a serious threat for the aquifer of the area located at Ano Liosia near Athens. Ammonia was found in high concentrations (1350 mg/l).
Key concepts: Leachate, Environmental science, Waste management, Quality (philosophy), Municipal solid waste, Environmental engineering, Engineering, Epistemology