A. Identify if the picture shows residual, reusable, recyclable waste materials.
1. A. Identify if the picture shows residual, reusable, recyclable waste materials.
Answer:
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2. is plastic a residual wastes or recyclable waste
Answer:
If the production of the above materials is far higher than the recycling or decomposition process, causing them to accumulate in and pollute nature, all materials on earth, whether organic waste, paper waste, metal waste, or plastic can be categorized as residual waste that pollutes the environment.
Explanation:
3. what are the following wastes in Residual wastes
Answer:
Other residual wastes include contaminated soil, ceramics, gypsum board, linoleum, leather, rubber, textiles, glass, industrial equipment, electronics, pumps, piping, storage tanks, filters, fertilizers, pesticides, pharmaceutical waste, detergents and cleaners, photographic film and paper; wastes that contain asbestos ...
4. why burning residual waste is not acceptable practice of ecological solid waste management?
Explanation:
⇒ Burning waste is not an acceptable practice, because if we look into environmental or health prospective burning waste creates lots of pollution and it is harmful to both environment and as well as organisms.
5. Residual waste should be
DEFINITION: Non-hazardous waste material that cannot be re-used or recycled and needs to be sent to energy recovery or disposal. Residual waste includes materials produced by industrial, mining and agricultural operations.
6. Waste products and processing residues of carrot
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7. PRACTICE EXERCISE:A. Identify if the picture shows residual, reusable, recyclable waste materials.pa help po pls...
Answer:
it could be recyclable because the picture shows plastic material that can make chairs.
Explanation:
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8. meaning of residual waste
Residual waste refers to the material that remains after the process of waste treatment has taken place. Such treatment can include agricultural, industrial and mining. It can also be applied in a more domestic sense, referring to the household rubbish not able to be recycled, re-used or composted.
9. Crops waste products and processing residues
Answer:
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Explanation:
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10. residual waste examples
Answer:
Examples of Residual Waste
-mga sigarilyo
-chewing gum
-music or vedio casettes, CDs, DVDs
-diapers, sanitary pads, tampons
-hair brush, tooth brush, toilet brush
-basag na plato o mga baso
-envelopes
-pen, crayons, erasers
-tooth picks, cotton, band aids
-clothing, shoes
Other residual wastes include:
contaminated soil, ceramics, gypsum board, linoleum, leather, rubber, textiles, glass, industrial equipment, etc.
11. important guidelines for managing waste in non biodegradable Residual
Answer:
In addition, almost all municipal waste landfills and resource recovery facilities accept residual waste. About one quarter of the state's hazardous waste capacity is used to process or dispose of residual waste. Most residual waste is processed and/or disposed on the site where it is generated.
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Answer:
Reduce waste production.
Reduce waste production.Replace it with other materials that are easier to decompose in nature, materials that can be used longer, or ones that are easily recycled with better recycling byproducts.
Reduce waste production.Replace it with other materials that are easier to decompose in nature, materials that can be used longer, or ones that are easily recycled with better recycling byproducts.Improving the recycling process so that it does not accumulate and become pollution in nature
Explanation:
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12. Waste products and processing residues
Answer:
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Crop. Waste Products and Processing Residues. Rice. straw, hulls. Corn. cobs, husks , leaves, stalks. Coconut. coconut milk, coconut husk
13. What is residual waste
Answer:
Residual waste is nonhazardous industrial waste.
Explanation:
it includes waste material (solid, liquid or gas) produced by industrial, mining and agricultural operations.
14. Refers to household hazardous wastes. A. Residual wastes B. Special wastes C. Recyclable wastes D. Compostable waste
Answer:
B. Special WastesExplanation:
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Answer:
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by AM Duval · 2020 · Cited by 1 — By-products of fruit and vegetable processing include solid residue of peels, skins, seeds, stones, stems, and pulp. Pomace is the by-product of carrot .
Explanation:
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16. Crops waste product and processing residues
Answer:
Waste Products and Processing Residues
1. Rice
straw, hulls
2. Corn
cobs, husks, leaves, stalks
3. Coconut
coconut milk, coconut husk (as coir dust)
4. Sugarcane
sugarcane tops, bagasse, mudpress
5. Banana
trunk, leaves, reject fruits, peels
6. Pineapple
plant, crown, peel, core, pulp
7. Coffee
pulp
8. Mango
rejects, peel, pulp
9. Tobacco
midribs, reject leaves
10. Abaca
leaves
11. Cacao
pods, core
12. Cassava
trunk, leaves, peel, washings
13. Peanut
plant, pods, reject beans
14. Mung bean
plant, pods, reject beans
15.Vegetables
rejects
Explanation:
17. advantages and disadvantages of residual waste
Answer:
One advantage of managing residual waste is that it allows for the recovery of valuable materials that would otherwise be lost. By sorting and processing residual waste, it is possible to recover materials such as metals, plastics, and glass that can be recycled and used again. This can help reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and can also save natural resources by reducing the need to extract new raw materials.
Another advantage of managing residual waste is that it can create jobs and generate revenue. The process of sorting and processing residual waste requires labor, and the sale of recovered materials can generate income for waste management companies and governments. This can help boost the local economy and provide employment opportunities.
However, there are also several disadvantages to managing residual waste. One major disadvantage is the cost. Sorting and processing residual waste is a labor-intensive and costly process, and the recovered materials may not always have a high enough value to offset the costs. Additionally, managing residual waste requires infrastructure and equipment, such as sorting facilities and trucks for transporting waste, which can also be expensive to maintain.
Another disadvantage of managing residual waste is the potential environmental impacts. The process of sorting and processing waste can generate air and water pollution, and if not done properly, it can also lead to the release of hazardous materials into the environment. Additionally, the transportation of waste to sorting facilities and the disposal of any waste that cannot be recovered can also have negative environmental impacts.
In conclusion, while there are some advantages to managing residual waste, such as the recovery of valuable materials and the potential for job creation and revenue generation, there are also several disadvantages that should be considered, including the high cost and potential environmental impacts.
18. what is done during residual management of waste?
Answer:
The residual waste is also collected from the households. As it is not practicable to material-recycle the residual waste, it is incinerated at combined heat and power plants. Note that residual waste is collected at the household properties. Hence, people do not need to walk with this waste to the recycling stations.
19. Pinakamalaking bahagdan ng basurang itinatapon.A. Biodegradable wasteB. Recyclable wasteC. Residual wasteD. Special waste
Answer:
C. Residual WasteExplanation:
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20. the separation of waste compostable recyclables, special waste residual help po plss
Answer:
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21. this type of waste of includes hazardous medical and bulky waste a. residual wasteb.special wastec.agricultural waste
ANSWER:
a. residual waste
22. Identify the waste materials below as reusable,recyclabe,or residual
Question
Identify the waste materials below as reusable,recycabe,or residual
Answer:1. Tires- reusable
2.Old newspaper- recycable
3.Canisters- recycable
4. Plastic Bag- residual
5.Batteries- residual
6.Pet bottles- recycable
7.Bottle of insecticide-residual
8. Syringe- residual
9. Tin cans- recycable
10. Scrap metals- residual
Hope I Help23. These are non-recyclable waste that usually end up in sanitary landfills? a. Biodegradable b. Recyclable c. Residual Waste with Potential for Recycling d. Residual Waste for Disposal
Answer:
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Explanation:
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24. what are the residues from purchased product A.agricultural wastes B.Crop waste D.Farm waste E.sharp waste
Answer:
D.Farm waste
Explanation:
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25. identify the waste materials below as RESUABLE,RECYCLABLE or RESIDUAL
Answer:
1.residual
2.residual
3.recycle
4.recycle
5.residual
6.resuable
7.residual
8.recycle
9.residual
10.resuable
26. residual waste examples
Explanation:
soil, ceramics, linoleum, leather, rubber, textiles, glass, industrial equipment, electronics, pumps, piping, storage tanks, filters,
27. any form of liquid residual that is hazardous for people and environmenta. organic wasteb.solid waste c.liquid waste d.hazardous waste
Answer:
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28. Can residual waste be recycle
Answer:
The residual waste is also collected from the households. As it is not practicable to material-recycle the residual waste, it is incinerated at combined heat and power plants.
29. Category if waste:1.Recyclable2.ResidualExamples:Important Guidelines for Managing Waste:
Answer:
1. Recyclable:
Typical materials that are recycled include iron and steel scrap, aluminum cans, glass bottles, paper, wood, and plastics. The materials reused in recycling serve as substitutes for raw materials obtained from such increasingly scarce natural resources as petroleum, natural gas, coal, mineral ores, and trees.
2. Residual:
Other residual wastes include contaminated soil, ceramics, gypsum board, linoleum, leather, rubber, textiles, glass, industrial equipment, electronics, pumps, piping, storage tanks, filters, fertilizers, pesticides, pharmaceutical waste, detergents and cleaners, photographic film and paper; wastes that contain asbestos
Important Guidelines for Managing Waste:There are four tiers to waste management to reduce its environmental impact: pollution prevention and source reduction; reuse or redistribution of unwanted, surplus materials; treatment, reclamation, and recycling of materials within the waste; and disposal through incineration, treatment, or land burial.
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30. These are non-recyclable waste that usually end up in sanitary landfills. a. Biodegradableb. Recyclablec. Residual Waste with Potential for Recyclingd. Residual Waste for Disposal
Answer:
a. Biodegradable
Explanation:
»Biodegradable are waste that cant be recycled they are use to fill up landfills biodegradable materials are put in a hole which will be kept there until decomposers consume them
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