Abstract
Survey of Damai Landfill site in Vietnam and Proposal for Improving Decrease of Organic Compounds
Highlights
According to recent economic development, the amount of waste has been rapidly increased in Vietnam
The more detailed surveys based on the previous report [6] were further conducted to estimate the present extent of the decrease of organic compounds in Damai site
In parallel of these surveys, some experiments were conducted in Institute of Environmental Technology, Vietnamese Academy of Science and Technology for re-estimating the present extent of the decrease of organic compounds in Damai site, and afterward, a plan for improving the decrease of organic compounds was proposed and O3/H2O2 was conducted as an alternative method of fenton treatment
Summary
According to recent economic development, the amount of waste has been rapidly increased in Vietnam. Tatsuo et al [1] has reported that the amount of waste in Hanoi City will reach 2,415 t/day in 2002 and that in Ho Chi Minh City 4,210 t/day in 2000, respectively. Tatsuo et al [1] has reported that municipal waste occupies approximately 70% of total amount of waste in Hanoi City and Ho Chi Minh City. On the other hand , due to the enlargement of city area and the increase in awareness for the pleasant water environment, the new construction of landfill sites in the surrounding area of a city become more and more difficult recently. Recent landfill sites tend to be newly constructed in distant area from the center of a city and/ or mountain area
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