Latest revision as of 23:17, 17 July 2020

Basics

Essentially Strip Mining but of Landfills
Easier with modern landfills, but can be done with old (even informal) ones.
In older ones, it can even be of historic value (like a time capsule of sorts, anthropologists, and archeologits do this with old "mounds" with mainly shells and bones of food, but this is a similar modern form)
Leads to:
- Recovered Recyclable Materials (Metal, Glass, Plastic, Misc)
- Recovered Soil/Clay (cover material)
- Recovered Aggregate Materials
- Sometimes Methane Gas (if captured and not released)
- Typically large Sulfur Compound Gasses, and Mixed Chemical Leachate, which is toxic, but can be processed into useful products
- Refuse Derived Fuel (sort of like biomass, but much more unpredictable)
  - This can in turn be made into Syngas and Slag
Finally the land is returned to it's natural state and/or develped

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 **Recovered Soil/Clay (cover material)
 **Recovered Aggregate Materials
-**Typically large amounts of Methane, Sulfur Gasses, and Leachate, which is toxic, but can be processed into useful products
+**Sometimes Methane Gas (if captured and not released)
+**Typically large Sulfur Compound Gasses, and Mixed Chemical Leachate, which is toxic, but can be processed into useful products
 **[[Refuse Derived Fuel]] (sort of like biomass, but much more unpredictable)
 ***This can in turn be made into [[Syngas]] and [[Slag]]
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 =Internal Links=
-*[[Gassification]]
+*[[Gasification]]
 *[[Recycling]]
 =External Links=
 *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landfill_mining The Wikipedia Page on Landfill Mining and Reclamation]