leachate

Figure 7 shows the overall system to evaporate the leachate.

"And you could have a reflecting pool at bottom that is the leachate."

When properly managed, there should be no ground contamination from leachate.

City officials said they had already cut the amount of leachate in half and were taking steps to reduce it further.

This approach has been used, for instance, in the treatment of landfill leachate.

The current annual volume of leachate is approximately 200,000 gallons.

In addition, the leachate from the system is collected and either treated or recycled.

The walls, which descend 10 to 55 feet, will stop most of the leachate from flowing out.

By this point the leachate meets water quality levels, and so can be released into the river system.

Thus, less time and energy is required to process the leachate, making the process more efficient.

The most common method of handling collected leachate is on-site treatment.

The use of an oak leachate did not significantly affect germination.

Nutrient losses in runoff and leachate are often associated with agriculture.

The decomposition processes themselves release further water which adds to the volume of leachate.

In some older landfills, leachate was directed to the sewers, but this can cause a number of problems.

The chemical composition of leachate can weaken pipes walls which may fail.

Miles of pipe also will be laid below ground within the wall to collect and transport the leachate to the treatment plant.

This includes gases, odours and seepage of leachate into the ground surface.

When designing sumps, the amount of leachate and liquid expected is the foremost concern.

The uranium would be stripped from the leachate using ion exchange resin.

The accumulated leachate is periodically removed, or used in summer to suppress dust on the landfill.

The bedrock is shallow, and leachate was visible on all major slopes at the landfill.

He said his company had examined how much leachate, the liquid that seeps through landfills, is collected.

"There was very little leachate and very little odor."

Answer: There is no time limit specified in the method for the filtration of the leachate after tumbling.