Collection and transfer of solid waste involves municipal collection services transporting waste to transfer stations. In Dhaka City, household, commercial, and industrial wastes are deposited into street collection bins and then transported by small vans to larger compactor vehicles. There is no formal transfer station system, but waste is brought to designated areas to be filled into compactor vehicles. These vehicles then transport the waste to its final disposal location.

1. Collection & Transfer
Of
Solid Waste

2. My Presentation Will Cover:
 Collection & Its Type
 Collection Process
 Collection Equipment
 Transfer
 Transfer System
 Summery
 References

3. Collection
Waste collection is the collection and transport of waste to the place of
treatment or discharge by municipal services or similar institutions, or by
public or private corporations, specialized enterprises or general
government. Collection of municipal waste may be selective, that is to
say, carried out for a specific type of product, or undifferentiated, in
other words, covering all kinds of waste at the same time.

4. Collection
 Collection Types:
Classified based on:
 Availability of collection services
 Communal system
 Block Collection
 Kerbside/alley
 Door to door collection

5. Classified based on:
 Based on mode of operation:
 Hauled Container System
 Stationary Container System

6. Classified based on:
 The types of waste materials collected:
 Primary Collection
 Secondary Collection

7. Collection Process
Study based on Dhaka City

8. In Dhaka City:
 There is no specified Process is followed.
 DCC is responsible for managing waste.
 The household, commercial and industrial
wastes are deposited from the source to
the collection bins (concrete/C.I. sheet)
located on the streets.
 In some areas demountable containers are
used for onsite storage of municipal solid
waste.

9. In Some Areas like Dhanmondi, Mohammadpur, Bananai, Gulsan, Mirpur “House to
House” collection system is practiced. This is carried by Some Communities.
They provide this facility in exchange of a little amount by House-Holders.

10. First waste is collected from House in small Bin, then carried it with
small Van to Big Compactor Vehicle.

12. Roadside waste is collected by DCC in small van

13. Waste from Household and others are Carried to
Big Compactor Vehicle.

14. Hospital waste is collected in Separated Big van

15. Transfer
 A transfer station is a building or processing site for the temporary deposition of
waste. Transfer stations are often used as places where local waste collection
vehicles will deposit their waste cargo prior to loading into larger vehicles. These
larger vehicles will transport the waste to the end point of disposal in an
incinerator, landfill, or hazardous waste facility, or for recycling

16. Transfer Station
8001 W Linebaugh Ave, Tampa, FL 33625, United States

17. Transfer Vehicle
 Today almost everywhere Motorized Vehicle is used for transferring
waste.
 It can be Categorized as:
 Compaction vehicle
 Semi-compaction vehicle
 Non-compaction vehicle
 Container handling systems

18. Transfer Vehicle
Compaction vehicle
Container Holding vehicle
Semi-Compaction vehicle
Open vehicle

19. Transfer Station
Study Based on Dhaka City
 There is no specified transfer station in Dhaka City.
 There is specified place in every area where all the waste from
that area are brought, then filled it in large compactor vehicle.
 The 1st transfer station is being planned in Khulna City
Corporation

20. Transfer Vehicle

21. Transfer Vehicle

22. Transfer Vehicle

23. Final Disposal

25. Standard Collection and Transfer System

26. References
 Dhaka City Corporation
 Local Survey
 A Study on Solid Waste Management System of Dhaka City Corporation: Effect of
Composting and Landfill Location. Hai, Faisal Ibney and Ali, M. Ashraf . 2005. 2005,
UAP Journal of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Vol. IV, pp. 18-26.
 Huda, K. M. Nurul. 2001. Feasibility Study for Solid Waste Management to Control
Environmental Hazard & Pollution in Dhaka City. Kitakyushu, Japan : s.n., 2001.
 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT OF DHAKA CITY: PUBLIC PRIVATE COMMUNITY
PARTNERSHIP. Zahur, Moushumi . 2007. 2007, BRAC University Journal, pp. 93-97.
 Urban Solid Waste Management Scenario of Bangladesh. Enayetullah, Iftekhar,
Sinha, A. H. Md. Maqsood and Khan, Syeda Shaila Akhter. 2005. 2005.

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