Landfill Regulation
The Landfill Regulation defines the requirements for landfill operation, monitoring, and closure, while also specifying which types of waste may be accepted for disposal. The regulation places strong emphasis on waste pre-treatment and proof of stability in order to reduce environmental impact and improve landfill safety.
Waste Acceptance Criteria
Landfills may only accept waste that meets prescribed acceptance criteria verified through laboratory testing.
Key Waste Analyses
To assess waste acceptability and stability, we perform the following analyses:
Biological Stability
- Aerobic respiration activity (AT4)
- Real dynamic respiration index (RDRI)
- Biogas/biomethane potential (BPP/BMP)
Organic Indicators
- Loss on ignition (LOI)
- Total organic carbon (TOC)
- Moisture and dry matter content
Chemical Composition
- pH and electrical conductivity
- Chlorides, sulfates, and ammonium
- Heavy metals (Cd, Pb, Hg, Cr, Ni, Cu, Zn)
Leachate Testing
- Metal and salt content
- TOC in eluates
- Total mineralization
Real Dynamic Respiration Index (RDRI)
Assessing Aerobic Bacterial Activity – Real Dynamic Respiration Index (RDRI)
RDRI testing allows us to measure the current biological activity of a material and evaluate its aerobic biodegradation potential. These results are essential for assessing the stability of waste materials and by-products.
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Why Choose Us?
We guide our clients through the complexities of the end-of-waste process, helping them ensure that recovered materials fully comply with strict quality and safety requirements and can successfully enter the market as high-value circular economy products, including all required documentation and traceability standards.







