Determination of the norms for the transportation of household waste for Hirska amalgamated territorial community settlements

Abstract

Solving the problem of household waste management is based on determining the amount of waste generated. It is important to conduct research for both urban and rural settlements with different degrees of coverage of the population by a centralized system of collection and removal of household waste in order to obtain more reliable results. The purpose of the work is to improve methodological approaches to determining the norms of providing services for the transportation of household waste in populated areas. Analysis of literature data shows that there is no valid data on field measurements and their results, and there are no consistent forms of presentation of the obtained results. This makes it impossible to compare them and carry out a deeper analysis to identify the dependence of the calculated accumulation rates on the population and the level of coverage by the centralized collection system and transportation of household waste in cities, territorial communities and villages. This article presents field studies performed to determine the volume of household waste generation from the sources of its generation. On-site measurements were carried out on the territory of the Hirska Amalgamated Territorial Community.