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chapter 4: temperature inside the landfill

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From Equation 3-12, mass of <strong>landfill</strong>ed solids can be found. The bulk density of <strong>the</strong><br />

waste is defined by <strong>the</strong> using Equation 3-13,<br />

ρV<br />

+ M<br />

2 s<br />

ρ b =<br />

(3-13)<br />

VT<br />

Equation 3-13 gives <strong>the</strong> total volume affected by <strong>the</strong> injection. The total potential volume<br />

affected by <strong>the</strong> injection was estimated by taking into account <strong>the</strong> distance between <strong>the</strong> injection<br />

well and corresponding monitoring location d, and <strong>the</strong> screened length of <strong>the</strong> injection well l,<br />

using <strong>the</strong> volume equation for a cylinder (Equation 3-14).<br />

VT '<br />

2<br />

Πd<br />

* l<br />

= (3-14)<br />

4<br />

The percentage of volume wetted was found out by <strong>the</strong> equation 3-15,<br />

VT<br />

* 100<br />

P = (3-15)<br />

V<br />

T '<br />

The percentage of <strong>the</strong> volume wetted can give an idea of <strong>the</strong> efficacy of <strong>the</strong> injection<br />

system being used at <strong>the</strong> site.<br />

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