SOLID WASTE

MANAGEMENT FOR
NASHIK CITY

Introduction
Objective
Created Problem
Classification of solid waste
sources of solid waste in nashik city
Processes of solid waste management
Disposal method

INTRODUCTION
Solid Waste Management is an obligatory function
of municipal corporations, municipalities and other
local bodies in India. Due to increase in population,
urbanization, change in life style and consumption
pattern the problem of solid waste management in
urban areas is increasing.

OBJECTIVE
The main goal is to describe the application and
progress of the Reduce-Reuse-Recycle initiative and
its gradual implementation and development in solid
waste management in Nashik(MH) India through the
study of the municipal solid waste management
(MSWM) systems.
Implementation of a Waste to Energy project
through production of biogas.

CREATED PROBLEMS
Environment Pollution
Spreading of diseases
Accelerated natural sources degradation
Loose soil fertility

CREATED PROBLEMS

CREATED PROBLEMS

CLASSIFICATION OF SOLID
WASTE

a)
b)

Biodegradable wastes
Aerobic
Anaerobic

) Non
) Bio

Biodegradable wastes or inert

medical wastes.

) Industrial
)

waste

Agricultural waste

SOURCES OF SOLID WASTE

PROCESSES OF SOLID WASTE

MANAGEMENT
Reduce/Recycle/Reuse
a) Presorting unit
b) Aerobic Composting unit
c) Leachate treatment plant
d) Refuse drives fuel plant
e) Incineration and sanitary land fill
) Waste to energy
a) Biogas production plant separately and leachate
treatment plant

PROCESS FLOWCHART FOR PROPOSED

WASTE TO ENERGY PLANT IN NASHIK

LAND FILL AND LEACHATE

TREATMENT PLANT

CONCLUSION
Segregated waste is easier to handle.
Treatment of segregated waste is less energy
intensive
Reduces the burden to the environment
Improves quality of compost and increases the
production of compost and recyclables.
Generation of heat and power by co-fermentation of
the organic degradable parts of municipal solid waste
and black water from community toilets