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Did we choose the best one? A new site selection approach based on exposure and uptake potential for waste incineration

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2016

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Demirarslan, Kazım Onur
Korucu, Mahmut Kemal
Karademir, Aykan

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Demirarslan, K. O., Korucu, M. K., & Karademir, A. (2016). Did we choose the best one? A new site selection approach based on exposure and uptake potential for waste incineration. Waste Management & Research, 34(8), 755-763.

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Ecological problems arising after the construction and operation of a waste incineration plant generally originate from incorrect decisions made during the selection of the location of the plant. The main objective of this study is to investigate how the selection method for the location of a new municipal waste incineration plant can be improved by using a dispersion modelling approach supported by geographical information systems and multi-criteria decision analysis. Considering this aim, the appropriateness of the current location of an existent plant was assessed by applying a pollution dispersion model. Using this procedure, the site ranking for a total of 90 candidate locations and the site of the existing incinerator were determined by a new location selection practice and the current place of the plant was evaluated by ANOVA and Tukey tests. This ranking, made without the use of modelling approaches, was re-evaluated based on the modelling of various variables, including the concentration of pollutants, population and population density, demography, temporality of meteorological data, pollutant type, risk formation type by CALPUFF and re-ranking the results. The findings clearly indicate the impropriety of the location of the current plant, as the pollution distribution model showed that its location was the fourth-worst choice among 91 possibilities. It was concluded that the location selection procedures for waste incinerators should benefit from the improvements obtained by the articulation of pollution dispersion studies combined with the population density data to obtain the most suitable location.

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Waste Management & Research

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34

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8

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https://hdl.handle.net/11494/2468

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