This document provides information about an international training course on integrated landfill engineering to be held in Nairobi, Kenya from April 21-22, 2016. The training will be led by Keiron Finney, director of Exea Associates Ltd., and will cover topics such as landfill site selection, geotechnical solutions, landfill gas and leachate control techniques, and designing gas collection and leachate management systems. Attendees will learn how to integrate engineering practices to effectively manage landfills and protect the environment. The training includes presentations, group exercises, and discussions on practical control methods.

1. TRAININGS
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21 - 22 April 2016, Nairobi, Kenya
International
Integrated Landfill
Engineering
International Training Course
Trainer
Keiron Finney, UK
Exea Associates Ltd.
Director
Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham
Key Topics
 Introduction to Integrated Landfill Engineering –
Protecting the Environment and the Planet
 Landfill site location - selecting your site
 Geotechnical Solutions
 Building the containment – CQAP and CQA
 Landfill gas control techniques
 Landfill leachate control techniques
 Landfill Gas Collection Design
 Field Management
 Leachate Field Management
 4 practical exercises

2. TRAINING OBJECTIVES
 Delegates will understand what landfill gas and leachate is and how containment engineering inte-grates
into their control.
 The training will provide a robust understanding of how to design an engineered landfill from basic
principles including geology, mineral liners, artificial liners, etc.
 The importance of the contents required in Construction Quality Assurance Plans and Construction
Quality Assurance will be explained.
 Delegates will be able to design a basic landfill gas collection system using simple calculations and
assumptions. This will take into consideration gas generation estimate, sizing of pipe work and planning
combustion technology
 Delegates will be able to design a basic leachate management control system integrated with gas
collection. This will include engineering control, collection systems and treatment options.
 Delegates will be able to develop simple risk assessments for a proposed or operational site based on
engineering design, landfill location, landfill gas production and leachate production.
 To give delegates a chance to network, exercise will be carried out in small groups.
About Your Prominent Trainer
Keiron Finney, UK
Exea Associates Ltd.
Director
Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham
• Chartered Waste Manager
• 29 years of experience in Waste management, contaminated land assessment, remediation and regulation,
with detailed knowledge of in - situ chemical treatment technologies.
• Extensive knowledge of air pollution abatement technologies and atmospheric pollution chemistry.
• Currently working as Director in Exea Associates Ltd. as an international consultant where he provides
services to the landfill industry, financiers and government sectors in landfill gas and leachate technical
review, due diligence and system design. He strives to improve gas and leachate management and
facilitate better environmental controls. Experience as an expert witness, as well as with training and
landfill chemistry. Qualified to carry out health and safety assessments, provide advice and prepare
documentation.
• Worked in landfill gas assessment and remedial treatment works in 1988 following the Loscoe incident and
the former HMIP instruction to all Local Authorities to assess landfills. Investigated 46 landfill sites within
the Borough of Wolverhampton.
• Keiron has been active in landfill gas and leachate assessment work primarily for the Strategic Permitting
Group of the Environmental Agency, for the last 10 years which he spent working as a member of the
Agency's Landfill Gas Group. He has recently been working on landfill gas energy projects in Bangladesh,
Palestine, Australia and Europe.
• He is a member of the ACUMEN Landfill Monitoring Technical Advisory Group (LMTAG)
• A graduate of IOSH, he currently uses risk identification risk assessment and risk reduction skills on
operational landfill sites.
• Status as a Qualified Person (QP) for re-use of soils - CLaire. He also acts as an expert in re-use of soils
where asbestos is an issue.
• Winner of the Chartered Institute of Waste Management Waste Regulation award for an assessment of
paper on contaminated land.

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DAY 121 April 2016
Session 1
• Introduction to Integrated Landfill Engineering –
Protecting the Environment and the Planet.
• Introduction into the concept of managing a
landfill by integrating our understanding of
engineering, gas and leachate controls
• Explaination of why is it good practice to
manage in this integrated fashion rather
than considering each facet in isolation and
then expecting everything to mesh together.
Demonstration of how efficiencies can be
made thereby reducing costs will increasing
revenues
• The carbon footprint of your site will be
considered as integrated management and
will reduce your carbon emissions
• Landfill site location – selecting your site.
• Considerating the impact of the landfill/land
raise at the planning stage.
• We will discuss the impact on geology/
hydrogeology and how this may impact your
selection
• Impact on drinking water abstraction
• Air pollution and impact on air quality and
human receptors
Session 2
• Geotechnical Solutions.
• Geology as a vertical barrier
• Mineral Liners
• Artificial liners
• Protection Layers
• Capping – temporary and permanent
• Exercise 1: Designing your landfill – Selection
and engineered barriers.
• Building the containment – CQAP and CQA.
• Development of the Construction Quality
Assurance Plan to be incorporated into your
design specification
• Testing requirements for geotechnical
engineering
• What the Construction Quality Assurance
should contain post construction
Session 3
• Landfill gas control techniques.
• Gas collection systems
- Main collectors
- Pin wells
- Sacrificial collection systems
- Planning/Phasing of cells
- How to maximise gas collection and
minimise emissions
• Landfill leachate control techniques: This
session on control techniques will consider
how to practically control leachate depths
and how treatment may be introduced into a
management system. The session is interactive
and will involve delegates working in groups to
discuss practical control.
• Reducing infiltration
• Drainage systems – stone, sand, pipe work,
tyres – baled and shredded
• Leachate Sump design
• Construction Quality Assurance (CQA) and
Construction Quality Assurance Plans (CQAP)
• Leachate well design and location
• Leachate pumps and their strengths and
weaknesses
• Leachate treatment techniques
PROGRAM
Registration: 8:30
Morning Session: 9:00 – 12:30
Coffee Break: 10:30 – 10:45
Lunch: 12:30 – 13:30
Afternoon Session: 13:30 – 17:00
Coffee Break: 15:15 – 15:45
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DAY 222 April 2016
Session 4
• Landfill Gas Collection Design
• Planning – system design, including:
- Estimation of gas production rates
- Pipe sizing
- Well positioning
- Pressure loss calculations
- Condensate estimation and management
- Sizing flares and engines
• Specifications for pipe work and gas wells
• Installation, CQAP and CQA
• Exercise 2: Designing your gas collection
system.
Session 5
• Field Management
• Monitoring
- Use of portable equipment for methane -
FID surveys, laser surveys and GPS mapping.
- Use of portable equipment for hydrogen
sulphide – Jerome monitors
- Mobile Monitoring Facilities
- Flux box measurement
- Differential Absorption Lidar
- Use of continual gas monitors at landfill
sites – the GasClam
• Field Balancing and interpretation of data
– to include fire recognition and aerobic
condition
• Landfill gas migration – Are your monitoring
boreholes working? – Interpretation of data.
• Off – site groundwater monitoring.
• Health and Safety – trace components,
hydrogen sulphide, explosion risks and con-
fined spaces
• Leachate Field Management – Intended
to introduce the delegates to monitoring
techniques, use of equipment, data
management and interpretation of site data.
• Monitoring
• Use of portable equipment - dipping
tapes, leachate sampling, ATEX (Explosive
Atmospheres)
• Health and Safety – Chemical, Biochemical
and Physical hazards
• Data management – to include leachate
quality and leachate complianc
Session 6
• Exercise 3: Designing your leachate control
system.
• Exercise 4: Integrated landfill design – the
system as a whole.
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21-22 April 2016, Nairobi, Kenya
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