Category: Biogas Chemistry • Read Time: 8 min Introduction Landfill gas (LFG) generation is one of the most important processes in waste management. Understanding the chemistry behind methane formation is essential for designing efficient gas extraction systems, forecasting emissions, and…
Introduction Category: Environmental Chemistry • Read Time: 10 min Leachate is the liquid that forms when water percolates through waste. Its chemistry is a complex blend influenced by waste composition, decomposition stage, and environmental conditions. Understanding leachate chemistry is essential…
Category: Waste Analytics • Read Time: 7 min Introduction Waste composition analysis (WCA) is fundamental for planning modern waste systems. Reliable data drives decisions in facility sizing, material recovery, collection routing, and policy design. 1. Sampling Design Effective WCA requires:…
Explore the four critical stages of landfill gas generation – Hydrolysis, Acidogenesis, Acetogenesis, and Methanogenesis – in this comprehensive technical guide.
Landfill gas is closely linked to climate change because of its methane content. Methane is a highly effective heat‑trapping gas in the short term, so even relatively small emissions can have a large impact on the climate. When landfill gas…
Explore the four critical stages of landfill gas generation – Hydrolysis, Acidogenesis, Acetogenesis, and Methanogenesis – in this comprehensive technical guide.
