Challenges and Strategies in Solid Waste Collection in Urban Areas

Collection 
of 
S.W
Collection in urban area 
is 
difficult 
and complex
 
because:
1.
Generation of residential. Commercial. 
And Industrial 
S.W is a
diffuse
 
process.
2.
Collection take 
place 
in 
every 
house, every commercial and
Industrial 
as 
well 
as 
in 
street, park, and 
vacant
 
area.
3.
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m
o
r
e
 
di
ff
u
se
 
a
n
d
 
q
u
a
nt
i
ti
e
s
generated
 
increase.
4.
Collection 
should 
be 
continuous and 
at 
high
 
frequencies.
5.
Collection service 
is 
of high cost 
and 
account 
60-80 
% 
of total
cost
 
management.
6.
This functional 
element 
of intimate contact 
between 
the
municipality and community 
so 
public 
attitude should 
be
considered.
Collection
 
operation:
as 
such 
service 
is 
complex 
and 
expensive 
(cost of 
labour,
Machinery and 
fuel) 
So, 
In 
formation concerning collection 
should
be 
available and can 
be 
presented in 
four
 
parts:
a.
The 
types 
of collection services 
that 
are 
provided (HCS,
 
SCS).
b.
T
h
e
 
t
y
p
e
s
 
o
f
 
c
o
ll
e
c
ti
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s
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t
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ms
 
(
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qu
i
pm
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t
 
a
n
d
 
l
a
b
o
u
r
requirement)
c.
Analysis 
of collection
 
system.
d.
S
o
me
 
o
f
 
th
e
 
A
d
v
a
n
c
e
d
 
t
e
c
h
n
iq
u
e
s
 
o
f
 
a
n
a
l
y
s
i
s
 
t
o
 
e
v
a
l
u
a
t
e
collection operation.
1
Collection
 
service:
Collection of 
S.W 
can 
be 
defined 
as a 
gathering or picking
 
up
of 
S.W 
from various sources and 
the 
hauling of these 
wastes 
to the
location 
where 
the 
contents of the collection vehicle are emptied
including the unloading of these
 
vehicles.
Picking up of waste activities varies 
with 
the characteristics of
the 
facilities, locations of 
generated 
wastes, 
the 
ways 
and 
means
used 
for 
the 
on site of 
accumulated wastes 
and 
on 
the nature of 
the
wastes.
Municipal wastes collection
 
services:
For 
low rise, detached dwelling collect service used
 
are:
1. 
Curb 
side pick 
up 
service
: 
in this 
type 
of service 
is 
that
container 
must be 
placed 
by the 
homeowner 
at the 
curb 
or in the
alley 
if 
alley collection. The 
homeowner 
also 
responsible for
returning the empty container 
to 
their storage
 
location.
-
This service 
gives 
to 
each 
homeowner 
relatively uniform amount
of
 
services.
-
It 
eliminate the 
need for collectors 
to 
enter private
 
property.
-
Many citizen dislike having their 
wastes 
to be 
set out 
at 
certain
time, they object unsightly appearance on the
 
street.
-
It 
require 
1 
driver and 
1 
or 
2 
crews 
to empty 
container in 
the
collection
 vehicle.
-
It 
is 
possible 
for 
the 
crews 
to 
collect 
from 
both 
sides of the
 
street.
-
It 
is 
quickest 
and 
more 
economical service 
( 
low
 
cost).
2
3
2.
Alley 
service
 
.
Alley 
(narrow 
road serving houses) are 
part 
of acity
 
planning.
Alley storage of containers 
may be 
for individual house or common
storage 
for 
many
 
housed.
Collection crew 
are 
responsible 
for 
empty container 
content
into collection vehicle and returning 
empty 
container 
to 
its 
storage
location.
3.
Set 
out – set 
back
 
service.
It 
does 
require the 
collector 
to 
enter 
private 
property.
It 
consist
 
of:
a.
The 
collector 
( 
set out 
crew) 
caries 
the 
full container from the
resident storage 
location 
to 
the 
curb 
or 
alley 
before 
the 
collection
vehicle
 
arrives.
b.
The 
collector 
crew 
loads 
the 
refuse 
in 
the collection
 
vehicle.
c.
The set 
back 
crew returns the 
empty 
containers 
to 
their 
storage
location.
4. 
Back 
yard 
pick 
up (carry)
 
service
.
The collector crew 
is 
responsible 
for 
entering 
the 
residents
property and 
remove 
the 
wastes 
from 
their 
storage location 
using
different methods for that 
such
 
as:
Wheeled 
caddy or 
the use 
of burlap carry cloth and carry them
to 
the collection 
vehicle 
and dump
 
it.
It 
require 
2-5 
crews, 
1 
driver 
so it is 
costly 
and 
need longer 
time
for 
collection.
4
Methods of 
loading 
the collection
 
vehicle:
May be 
classified 
as 
either 
Manual or mechanical 
depending 
on
the 
collection 
vehicle:
A- 
loading 
of residential waste
 
include:
-
The direct 
lifting 
and carry of container 
and 
dumping into
 
vehicle.
-
The rolling of loaded containers 
on
 
their rim 
(when they 
are
heavy).
-
The 
use 
of 
small 
lifts 
for 
rolling 
the 
container 
to 
the collection
vehicle.
-
The 
use 
of large container or drop 
clothes 
in 
which 
wastes 
from
small 
container are emptied 
before 
being 
carried 
to 
collection
vehicles.
B- 
commercial 
and 
industrial 
service 
:
Also for 
medium 
and 
high rise
 
building.
-
Usually 
they 
are 
use 
large mobile or stationary container 
with
large compactor. The containers 
usually 
provided 
with
 
rollers.
They are 
rolled manually 
to the 
collection 
vehicle 
and emptied
mechanically 
and 
return then 
to 
their storage
 
location.
Collection
 
System:
-
Collection procedure require to
 
satisfy:
1.
Demand 
of public
 
approach.
2.
Municipal
 
economy.
3.
Public 
health 
and 
environmental
 
requirement.
Collection system to be well organized
 
require.
1. 
Selection 
of trained
 
labour.
5
2. 
Purchasing 
suitable vehicle, equipment.
3.Planning collection
 
route.
4.Public attitude satisfaction.
Collection system types: 
can 
be
 
classified
1.
The 
mode 
of operation 
which 
mostly related 
to 
the storage
container
 types.
2.
The 
equipment
 
used.
3.
The 
type 
of 
wastes collected.
collection 
systems 
according to the 
mode 
of
 
operation.
1.
Hauled 
Container 
System.
 
HCS
2.
Stationary 
Container 
System.
 
SCS
1.Hauled 
container 
system
 
(HCS)
- 
Can 
be 
defined 
as the 
system 
in 
which containers 
used for 
the
storage of waste are hauled 
to the disposal 
site, emptied and
returned 
to 
either 
there original location or 
some other 
location.
For 
this the 
container 
usually of 
the 
roll-off 
large containers
located in areas of high 
generation
 
rates.
2.Stationary container 
system
 
(SCS):
Containers used 
for 
the storage of 
S.W 
( 
usually of 
small 
size)
remain 
at 
the 
point 
of generation 
except for 
occasional short trip 
to
the 
vehicle 
(collection 
vehicle).
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Solid waste collection in urban areas is complex due to the diffuse nature of waste generation, varied collection locations, increased quantities of waste, high costs, and the need for continuous service. Different collection methods and systems such as curbside pick-up, alley service, set-out set-back service, and backyard pick-up exist to address these challenges. Efficient waste loading into collection vehicles can be done manually or mechanically, depending on the type of waste being collected.

  • Waste management
  • Urban areas
  • Solid waste collection
  • Collection services
  • Challenges

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  1. Collection of S.W Collection in urban area is difficult and complex because: 1.Generation of residential. Commercial. And Industrial S.W is a diffuse process. 2.Collection take place in every house, every commercial and Industrial as well as in street, park, and vacant area. 3.Generation patterns become more diffuse and quantities generated increase. 4.Collection should be continuous and at high frequencies. 5.Collection service is of high cost and account 60-80 % of total cost management. 6.This functional element of intimate contact between the municipality and community so public attitude should be considered. Collection operation: as such service is complex and expensive (cost of labour, Machinery and fuel) So, In formation concerning collection should be available and can be presented in four parts: a.The types of collection services that are provided (HCS, SCS). b.The types of collection systems (equipment and labour requirement) c. Analysis of collection system. d.Some of the Advanced techniques of analysis to evaluate collection operation. 1

  2. Collection service: Collection of S.W can be defined as a gathering or pickingup of S.W from various sources and the hauling of these wastes to the location where the contents of the collection vehicle are emptied including the unloading of these vehicles. Picking up of waste activities varies with the characteristics of the facilities, locations of generated wastes, the ways and means used for the on site of accumulated wastes and on the nature of the wastes. Municipal wastes collection services: For low rise, detached dwelling collect service used are: 1. Curb side pick up service: in this type of service is that container must be placed by the homeowner at the curb or in the alley if alley collection. The homeowner also responsible for returning the empty container to their storagelocation. -This service gives to each homeowner relatively uniform amount of services. - It eliminate the need for collectors to enter private property. -Many citizen dislike having their wastes to be set out at certain time, they object unsightly appearance on the street. -It require 1 driver and 1 or 2 crews to empty container in the collection vehicle. - It is possible for the crews to collect from both sides of the street. - It is quickest and more economical service ( low cost). 2

  3. 2. Alley service . Alley (narrow road serving houses) are part of acity planning. Alley storage of containers may be for individual house or common storage for many housed. Collection crew are responsible for empty container content into collection vehicle and returning empty container to its storage location. 3. Set out set backservice. It does require the collector to enter private property. It consist of: a.The collector ( set out crew) caries the full container from the resident storage location to the curb or alley before the collection vehicle arrives. b. The collector crew loads the refuse in the collection vehicle. c.The set back crew returns the empty containers to their storage location. 4. Back yard pick up (carry)service. The collector crew is responsible for entering the residents property and remove the wastes from their storage location using different methods for that such as: Wheeled caddy or the use of burlap carry cloth and carry them to the collection vehicle and dump it. It require 2-5 crews, 1 driver so it is costly and need longer time for collection. 3

  4. Methods of loading the collection vehicle: May be classified as either Manual or mechanical depending on the collection vehicle: A- loading of residential waste include: - The direct lifting and carry of container and dumping into vehicle. - The rolling of loaded containers on their rim (when they are heavy). - The use of small lifts for rolling the container to the collection vehicle. - The use of large container or drop clothes in which wastes from small container are emptied before being carried to collection vehicles. B- commercial and industrial service : Also for medium and high rise building. - Usually they are use large mobile or stationary container with large compactor. The containers usually provided with rollers. They are rolled manually to the collection vehicle and emptied mechanically and return then to their storage location. Collection System: - Collection procedure require to satisfy: 1. Demand of public approach. 2. Municipal economy. 3. Public health and environmental requirement. Collection system to be well organized require. 1. Selection of trained labour. 4

  5. 2. Purchasing suitable vehicle, equipment. 3.Planning collection route. 4.Public attitude satisfaction. Collection system types: can be classified 1.The mode of operation which mostly related to the storage container types. 2. The equipment used. 3. The type of wastes collected. collection systems according to the mode of operation. 1. Hauled Container System. HCS 2. Stationary Container System. SCS 1.Hauled container system (HCS) - Can be defined as the system in which containers used for the storage of waste are hauled to the disposal site, emptied and returned to either there original location or some other location. For this the container usually of the roll-off large containers located in areas of high generation rates. 2.Stationary container system (SCS): Containers used for the storage of S.W ( usually of small size) remain at the point of generation except for occasional short trip to the vehicle (collection vehicle). 5

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