 Hdpe Pepe for Waste
Management Systems
Searching for a reliable source of hdpe pipe for your waste
management systems? We are actively looking for engineering
companies and contractors who build waste management systems for
sewage wastewater, hazardous industrial
waste transfer, solid waste disposal and the collection of methane
and leachate from landfills. We manufacturer
perforated landfill gas pipe, sewer pipe and solid wastewater pipe
for waste management systems. Our perforated hdpe pipe is ideal
for engineers who don't follow a standard perforation profile. Using
a perforator that can adapt to the any engineer's personal preference
- we do up to 4" perforations in a vertical line in any profile,
i.e., 2, 4, 6 & 10 o'clock pattern, and we specialize in perforating
hdpe pipe from 3" to 18" diameter.
Waste Management Systems
Waste management systems are an organized structure of technologies
designed for the collection, transportation, processing and disposal
of waste materials. These materials can be liquid, gaseous or solid
in nature, and are generated by biological and chemical processes
found in residential, commercial and industrial environments. Traditionally,
a waste management system is a method of collection followed by
disposal. Today, processing plays a much large role in order to
reduce the amount of waste that is disposed. Waste management systems
differ in purpose from the storage of waste, to its reduction, its
reuse or recovery for another use, or disposal. They also vary in
methods and technologies depending on the type of waste they have
to handle, i.e., hazardous and non-hazardous waste. Collection,
process and disposal methods often vary from country to country,
even from town to town.
 Kinds
of Waste Management Systems
There are several kinds of waste management depending on the method
used to handle the waste. Incinerators, for instance, are a waste
disposal method that uses combustion as means of dealing with waste
at high temperatures. Composting is another method of waste management
that breakdowns waste that is organic in nature, i.e, plants, food,
and paper, using anaerobic digestion.
At Oxford Plastics, we specialize in those waste management projects
involving the collection of waste and its transfer to another location.
This includes landfill gas pipe, hazardous waste transfer pipe,
acid transfer and pollution control lines and sludge handling. Capable
of handling extremely corrosive materials, our hdpe pipe is designed
to handle most forms of waste without any risk of leaking or pipe
breakdown.
 1.
Landfill
Disposing of waste in a landfill is probably the most popular method
of waste disposal. With the right design, a landfill can be a hygienic
and relatively inexpensive method of disposing of waste. A poorly
designed landfill, on the other hand, can be environmental nightmare.
The biggest problem is dealing with the landfill gas that is generated
by the anaerobic breakdown of the organic waste. Unless the leachate
and methane are properly collected, a landfill will pollute the
groundwater and surrounding surface water. To avoid this a modern
landfill will have landfill gas extraction system. The gas is pumped
out of the landfill using perforated pipes and flared off or burnt
in a gas engine. Some landfills even use the gas to generate electricity.
Landfill Gas Pipe >>
 2.
Hazardous Waste Disposal
Hazardous waste requires a special type of waste management system.
Hazardous waste is any discarded solid or liquid that 1) contains
one or more carcinogenic compounds that exceed established standards,
i.e., solvents, pesticides, and paint strippers, that 2) catches
fire easily, i.e.,, gasoline, paints, and solvents, and 3) is reactive
or unstable enough to explode or release toxic fumes, i.e., acids,
bases, ammonia, and chlorine bleach, or 4) is capable of corroding
metal containers such as tanks, drums, and barrels. A leak free
system of pipe is essential when dealing with hazardous waste.
 3.
Sewage and Wastewater
Another major source of pollution is the sewage and wastewater generated
the consumption of water and food. Aside from solid and hazardous
waste waste going into our environment, sewage and wastewater pose
a great threat to public health, safety, and the environment. It
most waste management systems, sewage and wastewater pass through
a sewage treatment plant before it moves its way to rivers, lakes
and oceans. Sewer Pipe >>
Contact
us today by email or our toll free number:
sales@oxfordplasticsinc.com
1.800.263.0502
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