Solid waste monitoring

Solid waste: refers to the solid and muddy waste discharged into the environment by people during development, construction, production and operation, and daily life activities.

According to different classification standards:

1. Chemical properties: inorganic, organic

2. Shape: solid, mud

3. Hazard: general, toxic (dangerous)

4. Source: industry, mining, municipal waste, agriculture

Solid waste monitoring

Solid waste monitoring is the process of monitoring and measuring solid waste. Solid waste refers to solid and semi-solid wastes that pollute the environment generated in production, construction, daily life and other activities. Industrial solid waste refers to solid waste generated in production activities such as industry and transportation. Municipal solid waste refers to solid waste generated in urban daily life or activities that provide services for urban daily life, and solid waste that is regarded as municipal solid waste according to laws and administrative regulations.

Solid waste testing service scope

Industrial solid waste detection, domestic waste incineration, solid waste detection in landfills, domestic waste permeate detection, waste residue and solid waste identification, first-class and second-class solid waste identification, sludge solid waste identification, etc.

Solid waste testing project

Mercury, arsenic, selenium, bismuth, antimony, leaching toxicity, barium, benzene series, fluorine, metal elements, volatile organic compounds, semi-volatile organic compounds, pH, moisture content, mercury, copper, nickel, zinc, lead, cadmium, Arsenic, hexavalent chromium, total chromium, fluoride, organic matter, organochlorine pesticides, total phosphorus, phenolic compounds, etc.