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Technical Papers

Source separation of municipal solid waste: The effects of different separation methods and citizens’ inclination—case study of Changsha, China

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Pages 182-195 | Received 11 May 2016, Accepted 04 Aug 2016, Published online: 14 Sep 2016

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Table 1. Quantities of MSW harmlessly treated from 2005 to 2014 in Changsha.

Table 2. Recommended separation methods based on disposal approach.

Table 3. Separation methods commonly used in China.

Table 4. Data record sheet of the four-category separation method.

Table 5. Physical composition of solid waste in selected sampling sites (%) in 2015.

Table 6. Socioeconomic characteristics of the respondents.

Figure 1. Residents’ attitudes toward participation in source separation.

Figure 1. Residents’ attitudes toward participation in source separation.

Figure 2. Correct/incorrect identification of the symbols for certain types of waste.

Figure 2. Correct/incorrect identification of the symbols for certain types of waste.

Figure 3. Significance differences related to indicators of source separation.

Figure 3. Significance differences related to indicators of source separation.

Figure 4. Respondents’ inclination toward separation methods in households.

Figure 4. Respondents’ inclination toward separation methods in households.

Table 7. Accuracy rate and miscellany rate of various separation methods in experimental sites.

Figure 5. Synthetical accuracy rate and miscellany rate of separation methods.

Figure 5. Synthetical accuracy rate and miscellany rate of separation methods.
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