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Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
1 
Tehran AndWaste CRISIS
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
A Study On Tehran's Waste Management Problems 
2 
And Solutions 
Mohammad Zia 
Seyyed Abbas Rahimi 
Omid Aminzadeh Gohari 
Under Supervision of: 
Dr. F.Masoumian 
27th Oct 2007
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
Agenda 
Tehran & Pollutions 
Terminology And Definitions 
MSW 
Types Of MSW 
Leachate 
Waste management 
Different types of solid waste 
Waste Management 
methods 
Waste handling and transport 
Waste Disposal Methods 
Waste Collection Problems & Solutions 
Waste Disposal Problems & Solutions 
Summary 
Reference 
Affidavit 
3
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
4 
Tehran & Pollutions 
City of Tehran with approximate population 
of 12million people is producing daily amount 
of 8000 tons of solid waste 
Rapid growth of population and lack of 
services, has forced serious pollution problems 
to the city such as air pollutions, water 
pollutions and waste pollutions. 
Waste pollution refers to pollutions that is 
produced during the process of collection, 
transport and disposal of waste materials.
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
Terminology And Definitions 
Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) is a waste 
type that includes predominantly household 
waste (domestic waste) with sometimes the 
addition of commercial wastes collected by a 
municipality within a given area. They are in 
either solid or semisolid form and generally 
exclude industrial hazardous wastes. 
5 
Leachate is the liquid that drains or 
'leaches' from a landfill and Contains 
High Organic contaminant 
concentrations and high ammoniacal 
nitrogens. 
Waste management is the collection, 
transport, processing, recycling or disposal 
of waste materials.
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
Different types of solid waste 
6 
1.Biodegradable waste 2.Recyclable material 
3.Domestic hazardous waste 4.Medical Waste
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
7 
Waste management methods 
Disposal 
Landfill 
Incineration 
Recycling 
Physical Reprocessing 
Biological processing 
Energy recovery 
Avoidance and Reduction
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
8 
Waste Disposal Methods (1) 
 Landfill 
Disposing of waste in a landfill involves burying waste to dispose of it, 
and this remains a common practice in most countries including Iran 
Problems with poorly designed landfills 
1.generation of liquid leachate 
2.Production of greenhouse gases 
3.Attraction of vermins, garbage scattering, etc
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
9 
Waste Disposal Methods (2) 
 Incineration 
Incineration is a disposal method that involves combustion of waste material. 
Incineration and other high temperature waste treatment systems are sometimes 
described as "thermal treatment". Incinerators convert waste materials into heat, gas, 
steam, and ash. 
SYSAV incineration plant in Malmö, Sweden Kahrizak incineration plant
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
10 
Waste Collection Problems 
Tehran produces more than 8,000 Tons of municipal waste each day. 
collection of this mass of waste is still a serious challenge for the 
municipality. 
•Mixed Wastes are collected 
•Old Collection Methods are used 
•Lack of workers
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
11 
Waste Collection Solutions 
•Collecting several types of waste 
simultaneously 
•Mechanized Waste Collection 
•Kerbside Collection 
•Using Shooting system in 
Apartments 
•Fining Offenders
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
12 
Waste Disposal Problems 
Wastes are being transferred by semi-trailers to the Kahrizak waste disposal 
site in South part of Tehran for more than 50 years. 
•Industrial and hospital solid wastes are not separated and therefore organic 
and mineral contents of leachate are extremely increasing. 
•Leachate are infiltrating to underground waters. 
•Local residents are suffering from skin and respiratory diseases due to 
polluted environment. 
•Land Consumption
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
13 
What should be done? 
•Relocating landfill 
•Isolating landfill to prevent 
infiltrating 
•Using alternative methods instead of 
burying waste such as 
•Incineration 
•Recycling 
• fermentation 
•Converting To Compost 
•Separating dry and wet wastes
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
14 
Summary 
The main objective of this project was to analyze the present status of 
solid waste management in Tehran, and subsequently, to draw up a 
policy regarding their generation, collection, on-site handling, storage, 
processing, recycling, transportation and safe disposal. 
Factors affecting the important management issues in the operation of 
Tehran's solid waste management system were discussed. design data 
and other useful information selected from a variety of reliable sources 
were presented. The practical aspects associated with solid waste 
management systems, such as Collection, Transport and disposal were 
discussed and suggestion were presented.
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
15 
Reference 
Environment International, Volume 22, Number 3, 1996 , pp. 335-341(7) 
Wikipedia The free Encyclopedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waste_management 
Municipal http://www.tehransama.ir/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=155 
http://www.tehransama.ir/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=5966 
http://iran-daily.com/1384/2240/html/panorama.htm 
http://www.irsen.org/pub/abstracts28.htm 
http://wmr.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/13/6/519 
Key Words: Solid waste • waste collection • waste 
transfer • landfill • waste disposal • Tehran.
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
16 
Affidavit 
I promise to work for a better world, where science 
and technology are used in socially responsible 
ways. I will not use my education for any purpose 
intended to harm human beings or the 
environment. Throughout my career, I will 
consider the ethical implications of my work 
before I take action. 
While the demands placed upon me may be great, 
I sign this declaration because I recognize that 
individual responsibility is the first step on the 
path to peace.
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
Thanks for your time!
Sharif University of Technology 
Electrical Engineering Department 
18 
Any Question ?

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2007

  • 1. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 1 Tehran AndWaste CRISIS
  • 2. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department A Study On Tehran's Waste Management Problems 2 And Solutions Mohammad Zia Seyyed Abbas Rahimi Omid Aminzadeh Gohari Under Supervision of: Dr. F.Masoumian 27th Oct 2007
  • 3. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department Agenda Tehran & Pollutions Terminology And Definitions MSW Types Of MSW Leachate Waste management Different types of solid waste Waste Management methods Waste handling and transport Waste Disposal Methods Waste Collection Problems & Solutions Waste Disposal Problems & Solutions Summary Reference Affidavit 3
  • 4. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 4 Tehran & Pollutions City of Tehran with approximate population of 12million people is producing daily amount of 8000 tons of solid waste Rapid growth of population and lack of services, has forced serious pollution problems to the city such as air pollutions, water pollutions and waste pollutions. Waste pollution refers to pollutions that is produced during the process of collection, transport and disposal of waste materials.
  • 5. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department Terminology And Definitions Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) is a waste type that includes predominantly household waste (domestic waste) with sometimes the addition of commercial wastes collected by a municipality within a given area. They are in either solid or semisolid form and generally exclude industrial hazardous wastes. 5 Leachate is the liquid that drains or 'leaches' from a landfill and Contains High Organic contaminant concentrations and high ammoniacal nitrogens. Waste management is the collection, transport, processing, recycling or disposal of waste materials.
  • 6. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department Different types of solid waste 6 1.Biodegradable waste 2.Recyclable material 3.Domestic hazardous waste 4.Medical Waste
  • 7. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 7 Waste management methods Disposal Landfill Incineration Recycling Physical Reprocessing Biological processing Energy recovery Avoidance and Reduction
  • 8. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 8 Waste Disposal Methods (1)  Landfill Disposing of waste in a landfill involves burying waste to dispose of it, and this remains a common practice in most countries including Iran Problems with poorly designed landfills 1.generation of liquid leachate 2.Production of greenhouse gases 3.Attraction of vermins, garbage scattering, etc
  • 9. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 9 Waste Disposal Methods (2)  Incineration Incineration is a disposal method that involves combustion of waste material. Incineration and other high temperature waste treatment systems are sometimes described as "thermal treatment". Incinerators convert waste materials into heat, gas, steam, and ash. SYSAV incineration plant in Malmö, Sweden Kahrizak incineration plant
  • 10. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 10 Waste Collection Problems Tehran produces more than 8,000 Tons of municipal waste each day. collection of this mass of waste is still a serious challenge for the municipality. •Mixed Wastes are collected •Old Collection Methods are used •Lack of workers
  • 11. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 11 Waste Collection Solutions •Collecting several types of waste simultaneously •Mechanized Waste Collection •Kerbside Collection •Using Shooting system in Apartments •Fining Offenders
  • 12. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 12 Waste Disposal Problems Wastes are being transferred by semi-trailers to the Kahrizak waste disposal site in South part of Tehran for more than 50 years. •Industrial and hospital solid wastes are not separated and therefore organic and mineral contents of leachate are extremely increasing. •Leachate are infiltrating to underground waters. •Local residents are suffering from skin and respiratory diseases due to polluted environment. •Land Consumption
  • 13. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 13 What should be done? •Relocating landfill •Isolating landfill to prevent infiltrating •Using alternative methods instead of burying waste such as •Incineration •Recycling • fermentation •Converting To Compost •Separating dry and wet wastes
  • 14. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 14 Summary The main objective of this project was to analyze the present status of solid waste management in Tehran, and subsequently, to draw up a policy regarding their generation, collection, on-site handling, storage, processing, recycling, transportation and safe disposal. Factors affecting the important management issues in the operation of Tehran's solid waste management system were discussed. design data and other useful information selected from a variety of reliable sources were presented. The practical aspects associated with solid waste management systems, such as Collection, Transport and disposal were discussed and suggestion were presented.
  • 15. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 15 Reference Environment International, Volume 22, Number 3, 1996 , pp. 335-341(7) Wikipedia The free Encyclopedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waste_management Municipal http://www.tehransama.ir/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=155 http://www.tehransama.ir/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=5966 http://iran-daily.com/1384/2240/html/panorama.htm http://www.irsen.org/pub/abstracts28.htm http://wmr.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/13/6/519 Key Words: Solid waste • waste collection • waste transfer • landfill • waste disposal • Tehran.
  • 16. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 16 Affidavit I promise to work for a better world, where science and technology are used in socially responsible ways. I will not use my education for any purpose intended to harm human beings or the environment. Throughout my career, I will consider the ethical implications of my work before I take action. While the demands placed upon me may be great, I sign this declaration because I recognize that individual responsibility is the first step on the path to peace.
  • 17. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department Thanks for your time!
  • 18. Sharif University of Technology Electrical Engineering Department 18 Any Question ?

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