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The image illustrates a landfill process with three stages: Construction, Use, and Closure. In the Construction phase, a man-made hole is created in natural rock, followed by the installation of synthetic lining and drainage pipes, incorporating a drainage tank and clay. During the Use stage, household waste is deposited into the landfill, and waste liquid is drained. The Closure phase includes a clay cover placed over the waste; gases are vented through a pipe system.
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The diagram illustrates the design of a modern landfill for household waste. Overall, the process consists of four stages, beginning with turning natural rock to hole by hand and ending with using for household waste. The process is carried out mainly using special equipment and requiring some human labour.
In the first step, made a hole in natural rock manually. After that, drainage pipes are located at the bottom of the hole and drainage tank are made at the right corner of it to collect landfill. Next, synthetic liners are installed on both sides of the clay layer.
In the following stages, househole waste are moved in this hole by means of truck. After being fulled, the hole are covered with clay. Then, pipe are located in hole to leave gases.
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