Municipal solid waste landfills often develop scenarios of self heating, causing negative environmental impacts by odors, gas generation and smoke production. Self-ignition and resulting fires at landfills have been undesirable outcomes in compost piles worldwide. Field, laboratory and numerical studies have been considered trying to reproduce and understand the conditions under which self-heating and combustion may take place. Inside a compost pile built from solids obtained after municipal wastewater treatment, oxygen, methane, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide concentrations and temperature change with time and in depth
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Escudey, M., Moraga, N., Zambra, C., & Antil, M. (2011). Sewage Sludge Disposal and Applications: Self-heating and Spontaneous Combustion of Compost Piles - Trace Metals Leaching in Volcanic Soils After Sewage Sludge Disposal. In Waste Water - Evaluation and Management. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/15580
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