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Influence of landfill structures on stabilization of fully recycled leachate

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The experiment was conducted to treat the leachate from two simulating columns by recycling to the columns themselves without being discharged into the environment. The columns were employed to simulate anaerobic and semi-aerobic landfills separately. The influence of landfill structure on stabilization of fully recycled leachate was studied. The results show that semi-aerobic landfill structure accelerates the stabilization of leachate recycled. The full recycle of leachate in semi-aerobic landfill is a very feasible and effective technology for leachate treatment with low cost and energy saving especially in arid and rare rainfall regions. Meanwhile, the environmental impact of landfill can be greatly minimized.

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Correspondence to Zeng Xiao-lan.

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Foundation item: Project(2003-MOC-NGGP-03) supported by the Netherlands Government Grant Project

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Zeng, Xl., Ding, Wc., Long, Tr. et al. Influence of landfill structures on stabilization of fully recycled leachate. J Cent. South Univ. Technol. 13, 321–324 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11771-006-0133-2

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