Municipal Solid Waste Management Collection

Vehicles and Storage Equipment

(WM-1225)
 Standards Guideline
For

Municipal Solid Waste Management Collection

Vehicles and Storage Equipment

Document No.: WM-1225

First Edition
October 2021
 S.# Table of Contents Pages
1 Amendment Page 2

2 About the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council 3

3 Acknowledgement 4

4 Foreword 5

5 Working group 5

6 Purpose 5

7 Scope 5

8 Minimum Specification Requirements 6

9 Terms and Definitions 10

10 Waste Collection Vehicle Access Requirements 11

11 Abbreviations and Acronyms 12

12 References 13

Appendix A: Bin Specification Drawings

13 16
Appendix B: Vehicle Specification Drawings

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 1. Amendment Page
To ensure that each copy of this technical document (Abu Dhabi Guideline) contains a
complete record of amendments, the Amendment Page is updated and issued with each set of
revised/new pages of the document. This ADG/ISGL is a live document which can be amended
when necessary. QCC operates Municipal Solid Waste Management Collection Vehicles and
Storage Equipment group which prepared this document and can review stakeholder comments
in order to review and amend this document and issue an updated version when necessary.

Edition Year of Number of

Sections Changes Notes
Number Approval pages
First Edition 2021 23 − New Document

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 2. About the Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council
Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) is an Abu Dhabi
government entity established in accordance with Local Law No. (3) of
2009 to raise the quality of Abu Dhabi’s exports and products traded
locally. QCC consists of a council of regulators and industry with a
mandate to ensure provision of quality infrastructure in line with global
standards.
o QCC’s functions are divided into six key areas:
• Developing standards and specifications
• Capacity building of metrology systems
• Strengthening testing infrastructure
• Launching conformity schemes
• Protecting consumer interests
• Ensuring fair trade

o QCC’s key stakeholders include regulatory authorities, consumers,

retailers and wholesalers, industry, conformity assessment bodies
(CABs) and importers.
QCC supports regulators and government organizations through offering
quality and conformity facilities, expertise and resources that allow them
to implement products safety and compliance requirements and
regulations. Additionally, QCC works towards promoting a culture of
quality and protecting the interests of consumers. In doing this, QCC
seeks to promote the Emirate’s competitiveness to become one of the
world's most attractive regions for investments and human capital, and
to support the competitiveness of national industries in world markets.

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 3. Acknowledgement
QCC would like to thank the members of the Working Group listed below.
S.# Name Entity
1 Mohamed Saeed Al Dehhi Abu Dhabi West Management Center - Tadweer
2 Maha Al Khalil Hosani Abu Dhabi West Management Center - Tadweer
3 Bijumon Sivan Abu Dhabi West Management Center - Tadweer
4 Udayan Banerjee Abu Dhabi West Management Center - Tadweer
5 Ahmed Mohammed Al Jassmi Environmental Agency – Abu Dhabi
6 Rishinath Rao Department of Municipality and Transportation
7 Mohamed Elmahadi Department of Municipality and Transportation
8 David Brown Department of Municipality and Transportation
9 Abdel Aleem Khan Department of Municipality and Transportation
10 Khalil Abbasi Department of Municipality and Transportation
11 Sultan Al Shamsi Abu Dhabi Police
12 Hussein Hosiny Hassanin Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority
13 Mohamed Naser Alhashmi Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority
14 Khalid Al Romaithi Abu Dhabi Housing Authority
15 Reem Mohamed Alzaabi Abu Dhabi Housing Authority
16 Nassra Al Dhaheri Musanda
17 Fasih Afridi Musanda
18 Haitham Higgo Musanda
19 Khaled ElGazzar Musanda
20 Aseya Saleh Al Hajeri Department of Culture and Truism
21 Aaesha Ahmed Alshehyari Department of Culture and Truism
22 Shamma Al Dhaheri ADNOC- Distribution
23 Raheel Yousuf ADNOC- Distribution
24 Mahmoud Abdelmobdy ADNOC
25 Jackson joseph West Coast Saubermacher Environmental Services
26 Ahmad Maher Alhaj Rahmoun Bunya Enterprises LLC
27 Mohammed Sarwar Rabbani Bunya Enterprises LLC
28 Hany Mohamed Farouk Daba Lavajet Company
29 Mutaz Atef Khaleel MODON
30 Abeer Abd El Aziz El Naggar Hydra Properties L.L.C
31 Eoin Sheridan KEO Internationals
32 Abdelmuiz Shawar KEO Internationals
33 Mona Rashed AlAlili Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council

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 4. Foreword
The AD QCC “Standard Guidelines for Operating Procedures in Waste Management Aspect of
Planning Applications associated with Municipal Solid Waste Storage and Collection Infrastructure
Requirements in New Developments and Existing Infrastructure if applicable, within the Emirate of
Abu Dhabi including the Technical Guidelines for various Land-uses” are intended to upgrade and
replace accordingly the current implemented Technical Guidelines and Practices in this regards to
be able to build an integrated waste management sector in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Those
technical documents will guide the Municipal Waste Producers of different types such as General,
Organic & Recyclable Waste, Green Waste and other Waste types to provide the adequate
Infrastructure requirements for proper handling of Waste. Also, the implementation of those
Guidelines will enhance the integration among Governmental Authorizes and Stakeholders in the
private sector to sustain the waste supply chain from its generation till the disposal facilities. A total
of 10 Technical Guidelines have been developed as per the Waste Producers’ types and land-use
along with Standard Operated Procedures for Waste Management Planning Applications.

5. Working Group
The Professional Working Group was organized by Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council
and established in April 2021, which was requested by Abu Dhabi West Management Center -
Tadweer, to prepare Abu Dhabi Guideline Standard Operating Procedure for Waste Management
Aspect of Planning Applications in cooperation with the related stakeholders including
representatives from government and private sectors in order to establish operating procedures
and technical guidelines for the relevant Authorities, Project Developers, Planners, Engineers etc.,
a step-by-step guidance on how to prepare the waste management aspect of a planning
application for new development in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi at the Inception, Planning & Design
stages of the Project.

6. Purpose
This Technical Guideline document has been developed to advise architects, developers and
other relevant bodies of the minimum physical and operational specification requirements for
waste storage receptacles and collection vehicles in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. These minimum
specifications must be adhered to when designing waste storage areas and waste collection vehicle
access into new development.

7. Scope
This Standards Guideline document has been developed to advise architects, developers and
other relevant bodies of the minimum physical and operational specification requirements for
waste storage receptacles and collection vehicles in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. These minimum
specifications must be adhered to when designing waste storage areas and waste collection vehicle
access into new development.

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 8. Minimum Specification Requirements
8.1 Bins
The minimum physical bin specification requirements are detailed below. Bin specification
drawings can be found in Appendix A.
Bin Capacity (Litres) Height (mm) Width (mm) Depth (mm)
120 974 500 558
240 1,079 583 738
360 1,112 640 880
1,100 1,465 1,375 1,075
2,500 1,640 2,040 1,375
3,200 1,735 1,880 1,465
4,500 1,740 2,040 2,090
5,000 1,225 1,230 3,500
6,000 1,460 1,230 3,500
7,000 1,500 1,950 3,740
8,000 1,450 1,600 3,600
10,000 2,000 1,950 3,980
12,000 2,250 2,440 4,450
14,000 1,300 2,440 4,450
16,000 1,500 2,400 4,500
18,000 1,600 2,500 4,500
20,000 1,600 2,400 5,500
25,000 1,600 2,440 6,500
30,000 2,100 2,200 6,500

The minimum operational bin specification requirements for the design purposes are detailed
below.
Wheel
Bin Lid Locking Loading Manufacturing
Locking Material Certification
Type Mechanism Mechanism Standard
Mechanism
Stainless Steel
Litter Yes N/A 304 + EG Aperture N/A N/A
Powder coated
Reinforced Lifters DIN
120 No No EN 840-1 RAL GZ
Plastic Standards
Reinforced Lifters DIN
240 No No EN 840-1 RAL GZ
Plastic Standards
Reinforced Lifters DIN
360 No No EN 840-1 RAL GZ
Plastic Standards
Reinforced
Plastic or Lifters DIN
1,100 Yes Yes EN 840-2 RAL GZ
Galvanized Standards
Steel
Galvanized Lifters DIN
2,500 Yes Yes DIN 30737 RAL GZ
Steel Standards

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 Wheel
Bin Lid Locking Loading Manufacturing
Locking Material Certification
Type Mechanism Mechanism Standard
Mechanism
Galvanized Lifters DIN
3,200 Yes Yes DIN 30737 RAL GZ
Steel Standards
Galvanized Lifters DIN
4,500 Yes Yes DIN 30737 RAL GZ
Steel Standards
Lifters DIN
5,000 No N/A Steel St37 DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
6,000 No N/A Steel St37 DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
7,000 No N/A Steel St37 DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
8,000 No N/A Steel St37 DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
10,000 No N/A Steel St37 DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
12,000 No N/A Hardox Steel DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
14,000 No N/A Hardox Steel DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
16,000 No N/A Hardox Steel DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
18,000 No N/A Hardox Steel DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
20,000 No N/A Hardox Steel DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
25,000 No N/A Hardox Steel DIN 30720 N/A
Standards
Lifters DIN
30,000 No N/A Hardox Steel DIN 30720 N/A
Standards

8.2 Waste Collection Vehicle

The minimum operational waste collection vehicle specification requirements for the main
collection and transportation designs, are detailed below. Waste collection vehicle specification
drawings can be found in Appendix B.
Turning Radius
Driving Height Travelling Width Operational Gross Vehicle Weight
Curb to Curb
Clearance (mm)* (mm) Length (mm) (Tonnes)
(mm)
4,500 2,600 12,085 12,320 80
* 5,000mm driving clearance required if a Roll-On Roll-Off Vehicle is deployed

In addition to the above minimum operational vehicle specifications, it is important to provide

minimum head clearance heights in the immediate location where various waste collection
vehicles would collect storage receptacles in a building. The minimum head clearance
specifications required are detailed below.

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 Vehicle Operational Head Clearance (mm)
Waste Collection Vehicle 4,500
Skip Vehicle 5,000
Roll-On Roll-Off Vehicle 5,200

The minimum operational vehicle chassis specification requirements are detailed below.

Emissions Kilometers Achievable Fleet Management

Torque Transmission Type
Rating Prior to Service System
EURO 5, and
1,300 30,000 9 Speed Manual Yes
above
The minimum operational vehicle superstructure specification requirements are detailed below.

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 On- Method of Hopper Lifter
Side Wall Roof Compaction Tipping
Superstructure Board RFI Calibration Compaction Lifting Floor Cycle
Waterproofing Thickness Thickness Cycle Time Cycle
Type Weighing Reader (at least Ratio Mechanism Thickness Time
(mm) (mm) (Seconds) (Seconds)
System annually) (mm) (Seconds)
Manual
Calibrated
Waste operation
Sample
Collection Yes Yes 6:1 Yes of 6 4 4 32 25 N/A
Weight
Vehicle mechanical
Calibration
system
Manual
Calibrated
operation
Sample
Skip Vehicle Yes Yes N/A Yes of N/A N/A N/A 43 N/A 56
Weight
mechanical
Calibration
system
Manual
Calibrated
operation
Roll-On Roll- Sample
Yes Yes N/A Yes of N/A N/A N/A 51 N/A 55
Off Vehicle Weight
mechanical
Calibration
system

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 9. Terms and Definitions
For the purposes of this guideline, the following terms, and definitions (follow the alphabetical
order) shall be used unless the context indicates otherwise:
TERM DEFINITION
Ad hoc waste streams waste streams that do not arise regularly.
large or bulky items consisting mainly of household and office furniture or
Bulky Waste
parts thereof and other large or bulky items
a waste receiving facility provided in residential areas to encourage recycling.
Civic Amenity This point will educate the public on the importance of recycling and provide
appropriate bins for segregation of waste into the streams defined here.
Commercial Office a tower or building consisting of offices.
Commercial Retail a tower or building consisting of retail spaces.
Community Collection
the designated area for waste storage in a non-gated villa community.
Point
Construction and
concrete, bricks, tiles, timber etc. arising from construction and demolition
Demolition (C&D)
activities.
Waste
Dead Animals (Fallen any animal that has died of natural causes or disease on a farm or that has
stock) been killed on a farm for reasons other than human consumption.
Educational facility any daycare center, school, university or vocational training facility.
Gated Villa a residential community with controlled entrances and exits, typically
Community surrounded by a fence of wall.
outdoor landscaped spaces, these also include landscaped areas in other land
Green Spaces
uses.
Grass clippings, leaves, branches, spoiled vegetables and other green waste
Green Waste
from farms and landscapes
Hazardous Waste Chemical residues from laboratories, empty chemical containers etc.
commercial establishment providing accommodation, this also includes hotel
Hotel
apartments.
Household Hazardous empty pesticide containers, used chemicals and empty chemical containers,
Waste used engine oil, asbestos, etc.
Household Medical
expired medicines, used bandages, disposable syringes and lancets
Waste
Landscaping Waste Grass clippings and green waste from landscaping and gardens
Medical Waste expired medicines, used bandages, disposable syringes and lancets
a facility where medical treatment and diagnostic services are provided.
Medical/ Health Care
These include clinics, day-care facilities, hospitals, pathological testing
Facility
facilities, Visa medical screening centres, etc.
Rubbish (mainly Residual Waste, Mixed Dry Recyclables, Organic/ putrescible
Municipal Solid Waste Waste) generated from homes, schools, hospitals, and commercial entities,
(MSW) which consists of everyday items we use and throw away, such as food waste,
product packaging, clothing, bottles, newspapers, etc.
Non-gated Villa
a residential community with no controlled entrances and exits.
Community
An area of land or water that remains in an undeveloped, natural state as
Open Spaces well as landscapes with low intensity development for public use, such as
Parks, Linear Spaces and Waterfronts.

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 TERM DEFINITION
Publicly accessible open spaces within a community for recreational use.
Parks Parks may include natural areas such as mountain ridges, desert landscapes
and wadi systems.
All open areas within a community visible to the public or for public
Public Realm
gathering or assembly.
Residential Tower a tower or building consisting of apartments.
Restaurant any commercial space where food is prepared and served on the premises.
a point designated by ADWMC that will serve rural and farming communities.
Waste Collection Point This point will be used for bulking waste prior to collection by the approved
contractor.
Unserviceable Electrical Appliances and electronic items, batteries, use
WEEE
cellphones etc.

10. Waste Collection Vehicle Access Requirements

The following design requirements must be considered when designing areas that will be accessed
by waste collection vehicles:
• Access roads, routes and collection points must be able to withstand 40 tonnes gross vehicle
weight.
• Waste collection vehicle access road and routes must provide a minimum width of 5.0m.
• Design should prevent waste collection vehicles reversing through developments. If
reversing is required, a maximum of 12m should not be exceeded.
• Waste collection vehicles should enter and exit a development, consolidated storage area
etc. in a forward gear.
• A minimum 12,320mm turning radius should be considered when design waste collection
vehicle routes and turning areas.
• A minimum 4.5m travelling height should be provided for waste collection vehicles and skip
collection vehicles travelling through a building with overhead structures.
• A minimum head clearance height of 5.0m above portable compactors collected by a skip
collection vehicle.
• A minimum head clearance height of 5.2m above static compactors collected by a Ro-Ro
vehicle.
• Head clearance heights immediately above compactors should be measured from ground
slab to MEP fixtures and fittings i.e. sprinklers.
• Suitable laybys for collection vehicles should be provided at Underground Compactor system
infrastructure. As a minimum, the laybys should be able to accommodate the following
vehicle dimensions: (L) 12,085mm x (W) 2,600mm.
• Waste collection vehicle laybys should be clearly indicated to other road users by way of
road markings. The road markings should make it clear that no parking is allowed in the
waste collection vehicle laybys.
• Vehicle tracking, or a swept path analysis must be conducted to demonstrate the feasibility
of waste collection vehicle access.
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 11. Abbreviations and Acronyms

ADG Abu Dhabi Guideline

ADS Abu Dhabi Specifications
ADWMC Abu Dhabi Waste Management Centre
CCP Communal Collection Point
Cu.m Cubic Meter
C&D Construction and Demolition Waste
DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung
DMR Dry Mixed Recyclables
EAD Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi
EN British Standard Code
ESP Environmental Service Provider
EURO European Emission Standards
G Ground Floor
GVW Gross Vehicle Weight
MSW Municipal Solid Waste
m Meters
mm Millimeters
N/A Not applicable / available
PPE Personal Protective Equipment
PV Solar Photovoltaic
QCC Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council
RAL Deutsches Institut für Gütesicherung und Kennzeichnung
SOP Standard Operating Procedure
WCP Waste Collection Point
WEEE Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment

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 12. References
Federal Law (No.) 24 of 1999 and modified by Federal Law (No.) 11 of 2006 regarding
Protection & Development of Environment.
Ministerial Decree (37) of 2001 on the Executive Orders for Federal Law (No.) 24 of 1999
Federal Law (No.) 12 of 2018 on the Integrated Waste Management
Ministerial Decree (No.) 39 of 2021 on the Executive Order for Federal Law (No.) 12 of 2018
Emirate of Abu Dhabi Law No. (16) of 2005 pertaining to the Reorganization of the Abu Dhabi
Environment Agency
Emirate of Abu Dhabi Law No. (21) of 2005 concerning Managing Solid Wastes in Abu Dhabi
Emirate
Emirate of Abu Dhabi Law No. (17) of 2008 concerning the Establishment of the Centre for
Waste Management
Emirate of Abu Dhabi Cabinet Decree No. (1) of the year 2010 concerning the Implementation
of Charges on Producers and Handlers of Waste, and Charges for Permits and Licenses from
the Centre of Waste Management
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, Waste Management Policy Brief, 2014
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, Towards Integrated Waste Management in Abu Dhabi, 2013
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, EAD-EQ-PR-P-01: Waste Classification Policy, 2016
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, EAD-EQ-PR-P-02: Waste Planning Policy, 2016
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, EAD-EQ-PR-P-03: Licensing & Enforcement Policy, 2016
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, EAD-EQ-PR-P-04: Waste Collection, Segregation, Transfer
and Tracking Policy, 2016
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, EAD-EQ-PR-P-04: EAD-EQ-PR-P-05: Waste Reuse, Recycling,
Resource Recovery, Treatment and Disposal Policy, 2016
Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority, (now known as Abu Dhabi Food Safety Authority,
ADAFSA), Agriculture and Food Safety Policy, 2012
UAE Vision 2021 Sustainable Environment and Infrastructure, 2014
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, Environment Vision 2030 Abu Dhabi, 2017
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, Waste Management Sector Strategy for the Emirate of Abu
Dhabi, 2013 – 2018
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management (Tadweer), Abu Dhabi Short- and Medium-Term
Waste Strategy, 2014
Abu Dhabi Emirate Environment, Health and Safety Management System (EHSMS)

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 Department of Urban Planning and Municipalities (DPM): Estidama Pearl Rating System
Abu Dhabi Food Safety Authority, ADAFSA Code of Practice No. (16) Of 2011 on Safe Disposal
of Agricultural Waste
Abu Dhabi Municipality, Interim Waste Collection and Disposal Requirements, 2014
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, CWM-TG/06: Requirements and Procedures for
Registration of Skips and Containers
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, Appendices C and D to Collection Contracts for
Lots 3, 4 and 5, 2017
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, CWM-TG/10: Inspection Management
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, CWM-TG/11: Licensing Requirements for
Transportation, Treatment and Recycling Facility
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, SOP for the Transport of Waste between Emirates
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, G – PE001: Monthly Workplan Guideline
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, G – PE002: Monthly Report Guideline
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, G – TE001: Waste Collection Guideline
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, G – T002: Temporally Green and Bulky Waste
Collection Point Guideline
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, Schedule 7: Service Schedule Frequency for Lots
3, 4 and 5
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, Schedule 21: General Specifications for Waste
Collection Centres and Public Waste Collection Centres for Lots 3, 4 and 5
Abu Dhabi Center for Waste Management, Schedule 21: CWM-TGD: Duty of Care in Waste
Management
Environment Agency Abu Dhabi, EAD-TGD01: Waste Classification Technical Guideline, 2016
Abu Dhabi Housing Authority (ADHA), National Housing Guidelines for Integrated
Communities – Design Guideline (V 1.0)
Urban Planning Council, Utility Corridors Design Manual
Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM) WST 03
Operational Waste
British Standard BS5906:2005: Waste Management in Buildings – Code of practice
Manchester City Council: GD04 Waste Storage and Collection Guidance for New Development
City of Westminster Recycling and Waste Storage Requirements
United Kingdom Environment Protection Act 1990, Legal Penalty / Fining Mechanisms and
Procedures
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 LEED Materials and Resources Prerequisite: Storage and Collection of Recyclables
LEED Neighborhood Development, Green Infrastructure Buildings (GIB) Credit: Solid Waste
Management
Environmental Conservation Law, Article 27, New York State, Legal Penalty / Fining
Mechanisms and Procedures
Development Control Code for Best Practice in Waste Management in the ACT
Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (POEO Act), New South Wales, Legal
Penalty / Fining Mechanisms and Procedures
Queensland’s Waste Reduction and Recycling Act 2011
Dubai Municipality Green Building Regulations (DMGBR)
National Environment Agency Singapore, Code of Practice for General Waste Contractors

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 13. Appendix:

o Appendix A: Bin Specification Drawings

o Appendix B: Vehicle Specification Drawings

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 500 558

Minimum Specification Requirements

Height (mm) 974

Width (mm) 500
Depth (mm) 558

974

974
Lid Locking Mechanism No
Wheel Locking Mechanism No
Material HDPE
Loading Mechanism Lifters DIN Standards
Elevation Side Elevation Manufacturing Standard EN 840-1

120 Litre Bin (558mmx500mmx974mm) Certification RAL GZ

583 738

Minimum Specification Requirements

Height (mm) 1079

Width (mm) 583
Depth (mm) 738
1079

1079
Lid Locking Mechanism No
Wheel Locking Mechanism No
Material HDPE
Loading Mechanism Lifters DIN Standards
Elevation Side Elevation Manufacturing Standard EN 840-1

240 Litre Bin (738mmx583mmx1079mm) Certification RAL GZ

640 880

Minimum Specification Requirements

Height (mm) 1112

Width (mm) 640
1112

1112

Depth (mm) 880

Lid Locking Mechanism No
Wheel Locking Mechanism No
Material HDPE
Loading Mechanism Lifters DIN Standards
Elevation Side Elevation
Manufacturing Standard EN 840-1

360 Litre Bin (880mmx640mmx1112mm) Certification RAL GZ

 1375 1075

Minimum Specification Requirements

Height (mm) 1465

Width (mm) 1375
Depth (mm) 1075

1465

1465
Lid Locking Mechanism Yes
Wheel Locking Mechanism Yes
Material HDPE
Loading Mechanism Lifters DIN Standards
Manufacturing Standard EN 840-1
Certification RAL GZ
Elevation Side Elevation

1100 Litre Bin (1075mmx1375mmx1465mm)

2040 1375

Minimum Specification Requirements

Height (mm) 1640

Width (mm) 2040
Depth (mm) 1375

1640
Lid Locking Mechanism Yes
Wheel Locking Mechanism yes
Material Galvanized Steel
Loading Mechanism Lifters DIN Standards
Manufacturing Standard DIN 30737
975 Certification RAL GZ
1160

Elevation Side Elevation

2500 Litre Bin (2040mmx1375mmx1640mm)

 1465 1880

Minimum Specification Requirements

Height (mm) 1735

Width (mm) 1880
Depth (mm) 1465
Lid Locking Mechanism No
1735

1735
Wheel Locking Mechanism No
Material Galvanized Steel
Loading Mechanism Lifters DIN Standards
Manufacturing Standard DIN 30737
Certification RAL GZ

Elevation Side Elevation

3200 Litre Bin (1880mmx1465mmx1735mm)

2090 2040

Minimum Specification Requirements

Height (mm) 1740

Width (mm) 2040
Depth (mm) 2090
Lid Locking Mechanism No
1740

1740
Wheel Locking Mechanism No
Material Galvanized Steel
Loading Mechanism Lifters DIN Standards
Manufacturing Standard DIN 30737
Certification RAL GZ

Elevation Side Elevation

4500 Litre Bin (2090mmx2040mmx1740mm)

 2600

Waste Collection Vehicle

12085
Minimum Specification Requirements

Driving Height Clearance (mm) 4500

Traveling Width (mm) 2600
Operational Length (mm) 12085
Turning Radius Curb to Curb (mm) 12320
Gross Vehicle Weight (Tonnes) 80
Operational Head Clearance Height (mm) 4500
Emissions Rating Euro 5
(REQUIRES 4500 TRAVELLING

Torque 1300
HEIGHT CLEARANCE)

Kilometers Achievable Prior to Service 30000

Transmission Type 9 Speed Manual
3950

Fleet Management System Yes

Onboard Weighing System Yes
RFI Reader Yes
Method of Calibration Calibrated Sample Weight Calibration
Compaction Ratio 6:1
Waterproofing Yes
Lifting Mechanism Manual
Hopper Floor Thickness (mm) 6
Side Wall Thickness (mm) 4
Roof Thickness 4
Lifter Cycle Time (Seconds) 32
Compaction Cycle Time (Seconds) 25
5100 Tipping Cycle (Seconds) N/A

Waste Collection Vehicle

CLIENT PROJECT CONSULTANT DRAWING TITLE DRAWING NO.

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR DEVELOPING THE SPECIFICATIONS WASTE COLLECTION VEHICLE
AND STANDARDS FOR MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION
SPECIFICATION DRAWING 19-7961-GEN-WM-003
INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE EMIRATE OF ABUDHABI
 12085

Minimum Specification Requirements

(REQUIRES 4500 TRAVELLING

Driving Height Clearance (mm) 4500

Traveling Width (mm) 2600
HEIGHT CLEARANCE)

Operational Length (mm) 12085

Turning Radius Curb to Curb (mm) 12320
3700

Gross Vehicle Weight (Tonnes) 80

Operational Head Clearance Height (mm) 5000
Emissions Rating Euro 5
Torque 1300
Kilometers Achievable Prior to Service 30000
Transmission Type 9 Speed Manual
Fleet Management System Yes
Onboard Weighing System Yes
RFI Reader Yes
Method of Calibration Calibrated Sample Weight Calibration
Compaction Ratio 6:1
Waterproofing Yes
Lifting Mechanism Manual
Hopper Floor Thickness (mm) N/A
6000 Side Wall Thickness (mm) N/A
Roof Thickness N/A
Lifter Cycle Time (Seconds) 43
Compaction Cycle Time (Seconds) N/A
Tipping Cycle (Seconds) 56

Skip Collection Vehicle

CLIENT PROJECT CONSULTANT DRAWING TITLE DRAWING NO.

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR DEVELOPING THE SPECIFICATIONS SKIP COLLECTION VEHICLE
AND STANDARDS FOR MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION
SPECIFICATION DRAWING 19-7961-GEN-WM-004
INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE EMIRATE OF ABUDHABI
 12085
(REQUIRES 5000 TRAVELLING

Minimum Specification Requirements

HEIGHT CLEARANCE)

Driving Height Clearance (mm) 4500

Traveling Width (mm) 2600
Operational Length (mm) 12085
4300

Turning Radius Curb to Curb (mm) 12320

Gross Vehicle Weight (Tonnes) 80
Operational Head Clearance Height (mm) 5200
Emissions Rating Euro 5
Torque 1300
Kilometers Achievable Prior to Service 30000
Transmission Type 9 Speed Manual
Fleet Management System Yes
Onboard Weighing System Yes
RFI Reader Yes
Method of Calibration Calibrated Sample Weight Calibration
Compaction Ratio 6:1
Waterproofing Yes
Lifting Mechanism Manual
Hopper Floor Thickness (mm) N/A
Side Wall Thickness (mm) N/A
Roof Thickness N/A
Lifter Cycle Time (Seconds) 51
Compaction Cycle Time (Seconds) N/A
6000 Tipping Cycle (Seconds) 55

Hookloader Vehicle

CLIENT PROJECT CONSULTANT DRAWING TITLE DRAWING NO.

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR DEVELOPING THE SPECIFICATIONS HOOKLOADER VEHICLE
AND STANDARDS FOR MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION
SPECIFICATION DRAWING 19-7961-GEN-WM-005
INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE EMIRATE OF ABUDHABI
 2600
Traveling Width

Operational Vehicle Height

5200

2600 2625
Vehicle Width
Side Loader Vehicle
5225
Operational Vehicle Width

12085

Minimum Specification Requirements

Driving Height Clearance (mm) 4500

Traveling Width (mm) 2600
Operational Length (mm) 5225
(REQUIRES 4500 TRAVELLING

Turning Radius Curb to Curb (mm) 12320

Gross Vehicle Weight (Tonnes) 80
HEIGHT CLEARANCE)

Operational Head Clearance Height (mm) 5200

Emissions Rating Euro 5
Torque 1300
3700

Kilometers Achievable Prior to Service 30000

Transmission Type 9 Speed Manual
Fleet Management System Yes
Onboard Weighing System Yes
RFI Reader Yes
Method of Calibration Calibrated Sample Weight Calibration
Compaction Ratio 6:1
Waterproofing Yes
Lifting Mechanism Automatic
Hopper Floor Thickness (mm) 8
Side Wall Thickness (mm) 4
Roof Thickness 4
5100 Lifter Cycle Time (Seconds) 32
Compaction Cycle Time (Seconds) 20
Side Loader Vehicle Tipping Cycle (Seconds) N/A

CLIENT PROJECT CONSULTANT DRAWING TITLE DRAWING NO.

CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR DEVELOPING THE SPECIFICATIONS SIDE LOADER VEHICLE
AND STANDARDS FOR MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION
SPECIFICATION DRAWING 19-7961-GEN-WM-008
INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE EMIRATE OF ABUDHABI